 Cash subsidy based on the decision of the Hungarian Government  Development tax allowance  Job creation subsidy  Training subsidy  EU co-financed.

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 Cash subsidy based on the decision of the Hungarian Government  Development tax allowance  Job creation subsidy  Training subsidy  EU co-financed cash grant  Labour center benefits Overview The Hungarian Government is ready to provide the following incentives for an investment project

1. Cash Subsidy Non-refundable Based on the evaluation of the project Minimum requirements:  Investment volume >EUR 10M, 25M in case open EU tender is available  Job creation of 50 in developed, or 25 in less developed regions (shaded areas in map)

2. Development tax allowance Up to HUF 500 M turnover the corporate tax rate is 10%, above HUF 500 M the tax rate is 19%. 80% allowance for 10 years Minimum requirements: Investment volume >HUF 3000M (approx. EUR 10M) in developed, or >HUF 1000M (approx. EUR 3,3M) in less developed areas (shaded areas in map) Job creation >150 in developed, or >75 in less developed regions

3. Job creation subsidy Non-refundable Amount of subsidy: HUF 260M (approx. EUR 0.9M) if job creation >500 HUF 160M (approx.. EUR 0.5M) if job creation >300 HUF 80M (approx. EUR 0.3M) if job creation >200 Available in less and least developed micro-regions and localities (shaded areas in map)

4. Training subsidy Non-refundable Amount of subsidy: ranges between 25% and 90% max. EUR 1M (HUF 270M) if job creation is between max. EUR 2M (HUF 540M) if job creation >500 Independent of intensity ratio

5. EU co-financed cash grants GOP Support of complex technological development and high employment Minimum requirement: Investment volume >min EUR 1 M (286 M HUF) and maintain basic number of employees for 2 years after completion Location: outside Central Hungarian Region (eligible areas shaded in map) Eligible costs: tangible/intangible assets and personal related costs Amount of subsidy: app. EUR 0.35 – 3.5 M (100 – 1,000 M HUF) Max 35% of eligible costs

6. Labour Center benefits START Program: contributions allowance for disadvantaged workers Wage support for disadvantaged workers (max. 50% of wage and contributions for max. 1 year) Grant for recruiting and job fairs up to HUF 0.5M (approx. EUR 1700)/ occasion Co-operation with the surrounding labour offices and vocational schools Pre-scanning and pre-employment testing of applicants

Maximum subsidy intensity ratios + 10 % for medium enterprises + 20 % for small enterprises 10%*30% 40% 50% Vas VeszprémFejér Somogy Tolna Baranya Pest Budapest Nógrád Heves Borsod- Abaúj- Zemplén Szabolcs- Szatmár- Bereg Hajdú-Bihar Békés Jász- Nagykun- Szolnok Csongrád Komárom- Esztergom Győr-Moson- Sopron Zala Bács-Kiskun less developed regions Investment bandas percentage of the intensity ratio Up to EUR 50 million100 % For the part between EUR 50 – 100 million 50 % For the part over EUR 100 million 34 %