RTIR in Hungary Sends Invoices in Real Time
Sending invoices through the RTIR (Real Time Invoice Reporting) system has been mandatory in Hungary since 2018.
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In June 2018, The Hungarian Ministry of the Economy established Decree 23/2014 to implement its model for sending billing data in real time.
This new system affects companies' internal procedures when recording and preparing the information to be sent. Performing these tasks for each invoice received can mean a large amount of human resources and time.
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How is the connection with NAV made?
The connection to the Hungarian Tax Authority (HU TA) is carried out via Web Service.
The VAT reporting data is sent immediately and electronically, without human intervention.
The entire process is automatic. It takes only a few seconds and is fully transparent to the user. This means that accounting and administration departments can continue to work from their usual management systems.
What does the RTIR system mean for businesses?
VAT reporting of invoices sent must be submitted electronically, without human intervention, to NAV (National Tax and Customs Administration).
Which businesses are affected?
This rule applies to all registered businesses in Hungary for VAT purposes.
Prerequisites
Taxpayers must register with NAV. A tech user is given to their technology provider so that a connection can be established with the Hungarian tax authority.
What format is required?
The format required to send invoice data is XML.
However, companies must have their systems prepared to send SAF (Standard Audit Files) when required by the tax authority. This information will include:
- General accounting, clients and VAT.
- Accounts receivable.
- Accounts payable.
How is the invoices status validated and reported?
NAV validates each document. If it meets the established requirements, it messages the sender with the status of each invoice sent.
The message is electronic and in XML format. Responses can be integrated into the sender's ERP software for ease and speed of information processing.
NAV can return any of the following notifications: a technical error prevented the invoice from being accepted; a warning of a semantic error but without preventing the invoice from being accepted; and a confirmation of invoice acceptance.
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