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State Secy: Income Tax Donations to Charities, Churches up 5% in 2020

State Secy: Income Tax Donations to Charities, Churches up 5% in 2020
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Media Authority Denies Gov t-Critical Klubrádió s Bid

On Thursday, Hungary’s media authority (NMHH) swept Klubrádió’s bid off the table for the 92.9 MHz frequency, formerly used by one of the last widely-available, government-critical radio stations in Hungary, without declaring a recipient. According to the head of the radio station, the decision is “cowardly, vile, and illegal,” while media watchdog IPI says Fidesz is controlling the authority and urges the European Commission’s intervention. Klubrádió had to stop analog broadcasting in mid-February after a Budapest court rejected an appeal by the station against a decision by Hungary’s media authority (NMHH). NMHH’s Media Council (consisting exclusively of ruling Fidesz-delegated members) announced in 2020 not to renew Klubrádió’s license, pointing to six violations of the Media Act during the radio’s last ten years of operation.

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Orbán Critic Iványi s Small Church Turns to Supreme Court After Gigantic State Fine

Gábor Iványi’s Hungarian Evangelical Fellowship (MET) is turning to the Supreme Court (Kúria) after the Tax Authority (NAV) debited their tax account due to owed payments . MET says they haven’t received the state subsidies they would be entitled to, hence they couldn’t pay their taxes and bills, while this recent ruling endangers their daily, mostly charity, work. Many suppose political motivation is behind the authorities’ rigor towards them. In total, NAV debited their account by some HUF 246 million (EUR 684,000). In a Facebook post, MET also complains that the Tax Authority moved immediately without waiting for the case to go through all legal forums or MET receiving the judgement. As a result, MET asked for immediate legal protection.

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Hungarian faith communities that suffered discrimination finally receive good news

Hungarian faith communities that suffered discrimination finally receive good news February 3, 2021 3:59 pm· The Hungarian Evangelical Fellowship, a Methodist community led by Reverend Gábor Iványi, was one of two faith groups to receive positive news this week. The other community is a Buddhist organization called Dzsaj Bhím (Jai Bhim), which ministers to the Roma minority and operates a school. After having been stripped of both their status as a church and of their right to collect donations through the usual means for charities in Hungary namely by taxpayers being able to redirect 1 percent of their income tax each year to a charity of their choice the two groups were unexpectedly informed by authorities that their charitable status for the purposes of receiving donations has been reinstated.

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Hungary Amends Constitution with Traditional Definition of | News & Reporting

Image: Romeo Reidl / Getty Images Conservative Christians and human rights groups are clashing over a new law in Hungary that effectively bans adoption for same-sex couples and legally defines a family according to traditional Christian views of marriage, family, and gender, where “the mother is a woman, the father is a man.” The amendment, passed by Hungary’s ruling right-wing coalition in parliament on Tuesday, alters the constitutional definition of families to exclude transgender adults and same-sex couples, asserting that the “foundation of the family is marriage and the parent-child relationship.” Evangelical Focus that evangelical Christians in the country “are supportive of the sentence: ‘The mother is a woman, and the father is a man’” and agree “this is the order of Creation according to the Bible.”

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