The brochure provides an overview of tax systems across the CEE region. Since its launch in 2013 with 15 countries, the guide has expanded steadily and now includes data for 25 jurisdictions.
In addition to the core Central European countries - Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland (the so called Visegrád Group) - this edition covers Southeast Europe, Germany, Austria, Ukraine, Romania, Moldova, the Baltic states, and contributions from Forvis Mazars offices in Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan).
The first section presents a country-by-country overview of the tax systems, based on data provided by the respective Forvis Mazars offices. At the end of the guide, summary tables offer side-by-side comparisons of key tax parameters.
We have also included the direct contact details of our offices and experts. We encourage you to reach out with any questions or requests for clarification.
Note that every year the tax guide launches also as an interactive online platform, in which you can compare among various tax parameters and topics, as well as among country-specific information.
Download the static version of our guide in English or discover the online tool of Forvis Mazars CEE tax guide 2025.
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