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Hungary Einvoice

E-invoicing in Hungary, NAV Online Számla, real-time invoice reporting (RTIR), NAV Online Invoicing System, XML 3.0 schema, invoice data reporting to the Hungarian tax authority, electronic invoice hash, completenessIndicator, or any question about issuing, transmitting, validating, or archiving…

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Who must comply

All Hungarian VAT-registered taxpayers who issue invoices must report invoice data in real-time to the NAV Online Számla system. This includes: Domestic B2B invoices (all VAT amounts, including zero); Domestic B2C invoices; Invoices issued to other EU member states (intra-community supplies); Export invoices to third countries; Self-billing invoices (buyer issues on behalf of supplier); Modification invoices (credit notes, corrections). The only invoices excluded from RTIR are those issued under the OSS (One-Stop Shop) regime for non-established sellers.

RTIR vs E-Invoicing distinction

Hungary operates a real-time invoice data reporting model, not a clearance model. The reported XML is a copy of the invoice data, not the invoice itself (unless completenessIndicator=true). The legal invoice can be paper, PDF, or (optionally) the XML itself. With XSD 3.0, businesses can opt to declare the XML as the actual electronic invoice by setting completenessIndicator=true. In this case, the XML becomes the legally binding document and is available to the buyer via NAV's system.

XSD version requirement

The NAV Online Számla system uses a proprietary XML schema maintained by NAV. As of 2026, only XSD version 3.0 is accepted.

Buyer access when completenessIndicator=true

When completenessIndicator=true, NAV makes the invoice XML available to the buyer for download, and the XML serves as the legally binding invoice.

API Workflow steps

1. Token Exchange: Call TokenExchangeRequest to obtain a session token (valid for 5 minutes) 2. Prepare Invoice XML: Generate invoiceData XML conforming to XSD 3.0 3. Compress and encode: Base64-encode the invoice data; optionally compress 4. Submit: Call ManageInvoiceRequest with the encoded invoice data, operation type (CREATE, MODIFY, STORNO), and request signature 5. Receive transaction ID: NAV returns a transactionId 6. Query status: Call QueryTransactionStatusRequest to verify processing result (RECEIVED, PROCESSING, DONE, ABORTED)

Request signature composition

Every ManageInvoiceRequest must include a request signature computed from: Request ID; Timestamp; XML signing key; Invoice hash values. The signature algorithm uses SHA-512 and the technical user's signing key.

Batch submission limit

Up to 100 invoice operations can be submitted in a single ManageInvoiceRequest (within the invoiceOperations element). Each operation has its own index, operation type, and invoice data.

Technical user management

Each taxpayer registers an "elsődleges felhasználó" (primary user) on the NAV portal, who then creates technical users for API access. Each technical user has: Login name and password; XML signing key (cserekulcs); XML exchange key (aláírókulcs). If keys are regenerated on the portal, they must be updated in the invoicing software immediately.

NAV-side validation checks

NAV validates every submitted invoice against: 1. XSD schema validation -- must conform to XSD 3.0; earlier versions rejected. 2. Request signature validation -- cryptographic signature must be valid. 3. Technical user validation -- credentials and keys must match. 4. Business rule validation: Tax number format and validity (8-digit taxpayer ID + VAT code + county code); Invoice number uniqueness per supplier; Modification references: original invoice must exist in the system (unless modifyWithoutMaster=true); completenessIndicator restrictions (cannot be true for paper invoices, private person invoices, merged invoices, or pre-2021 invoices); Currency and exchange rate consistency; VAT rate validity against current Hungarian VAT law.

Pre-submission checks

Validate XML against XSD 3.0 locally before API call; Verify request signature computation is correct; Confirm technical user credentials and keys are current (keys must be refreshed if regenerated on the portal); Verify tax number validity using NAV's public tax number query service; Ensure invoice number has not been previously submitted; For modifications: verify original invoice exists and modification index is sequential.

Rounding rules

VAT amounts calculated per line in the invoice currency (HUF or foreign currency). HUF amounts rounded to the nearest whole forint (no decimals). EUR/foreign currency amounts rounded to 2 decimal places. Summary totals are the sum of rounded line-level amounts. NAV validates that line-level amounts sum to the summary totals (with tolerance).

Multi-rate invoice handling

Each VAT rate has a separate summaryByVatRate element in the invoiceSummary. Each element contains: vatRateNetData (taxable base at this rate); vatRateVatData (VAT amount at this rate); vatRateGrossData (gross amount at this rate). Lines with different VAT rates must declare the rate individually.

Currency handling

For invoices in foreign currency: currencyCode must be a valid ISO 4217 code; exchangeRate is the MNB (Magyar Nemzeti Bank) rate on the tax point date or a contractual rate; HUF equivalents are required in the summary for tax reporting purposes; If the invoice is in HUF, exchangeRate must be 1.

Reverse charge reporting

Domestic reverse charge (fordított adózás) invoices must be reported with: vatExemption or vatOutOfScope indicator on relevant lines; Specific VAT rate type VAT_RATE_EXEMPT with the appropriate exemption reason.

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Section 1 -- Quick Reference

Section 1 -- Quick Reference

FieldValue
CountryHungary (Magyarország)
CurrencyHUF (domestic); EUR/USD accepted for cross-border with HUF conversion
E-invoicing system nameNAV Online Számla Rendszer (Online Invoicing System)
Governing bodyNemzeti Adó- és Vámhivatal (NAV -- National Tax and Customs Administration)
Key legislationAct CXXVII of 2007 on VAT (Áfa tv.); Act LXXXIII of 2018 (Online Invoicing System); Government Decree 23/2014 on technical requirements
Implementation timelineJul 2018 (B2B, VAT ≥ 100k HUF); Jul 2020 (all B2B invoices); Jan 2021 (B2C included); Jun 2021 (XSD 3.0 mandatory); May 2025 (XSD 2.0 end of life)
Current status (2026)Fully operational RTIR covering 100% of invoices issued by VAT-registered persons; XSD 3.0 only; optional e-invoice (XML as legal invoice) available; preparing for ViDA alignment
Skill version1.0

Section 2 -- Mandate Scope

Who Must Comply

  • Who must comply — All Hungarian VAT-registered taxpayers who issue invoices must report invoice data in real-time to the NAV Online Számla system. This includes: Domestic B2B invoices (all VAT amounts, including zero); Domestic B2C invoices; Invoices issued to other EU member states (intra-community supplies); Export invoices to third countries; Self-billing invoices (buyer issues on behalf of supplier); Modification invoices (credit notes, corrections). The only invoices excluded from RTIR are those issued under the OSS (One-Stop Shop) regime for non-established sellers.

Timeline Phases

Timeline Phases

DateMilestone
1 July 2018RTIR launched for B2B invoices with VAT ≥ HUF 100,000
1 July 2020RTIR extended to all B2B invoices regardless of VAT amount (XSD 2.0 mandatory)
4 January 2021B2C invoices included in RTIR; all invoices now reportable
1 June 2021XSD 3.0 mandatory for all submissions; optional e-invoice feature activated
1 April 2021XSD 2.0 and earlier rejected; 3.0 exclusively accepted
15 May 2025NAV officially ends all support for XSD 2.0
2026--2028ViDA alignment: transition from RTIR (data reporting) to full structured e-invoicing (EN 16931 XML as the legally binding invoice)

RTIR vs E-Invoicing Distinction

  • RTIR vs E-Invoicing distinction — Hungary operates a real-time invoice data reporting model, not a clearance model. The reported XML is a copy of the invoice data, not the invoice itself (unless completenessIndicator=true). The legal invoice can be paper, PDF, or (optionally) the XML itself. With XSD 3.0, businesses can opt to declare the XML as the actual electronic invoice by setting completenessIndicator=true. In this case, the XML becomes the legally binding document and is available to the buyer via NAV's system.

Section 3 -- Technical Format

XML Schema (XSD 3.0)

  • XSD version requirement — The NAV Online Számla system uses a proprietary XML schema maintained by NAV. As of 2026, only XSD version 3.0 is accepted.

XML Schema (XSD 3.0)

SchemaNamespacePurpose
invoiceData.xsdhttp://schemas.nav.gov.hu/OSA/3.0/dataInvoice data content
invoiceApi.xsdhttp://schemas.nav.gov.hu/OSA/3.0/apiAPI request/response envelopes
base.xsdhttp://schemas.nav.gov.hu/OSA/3.0/baseCommon base types
common.xsdhttp://schemas.nav.gov.hu/NTCA/1.0/commonNTCA common types

Key Schema Structures

Key Schema Structures

StructureDescription
InvoiceDataRoot element for invoice data XML
InvoiceMainContains Invoice (for normal invoices) or BatchInvoice (for summary invoices)
InvoiceHeadSupplier data, customer data, fiscal representative
InvoiceDetailInvoice-level detail: category, appearance, currency, exchange rate, payment method, dates
InvoiceLinesLine-level data: descriptions, quantities, amounts, VAT rates, product codes
InvoiceSummarySummary totals per VAT rate, global totals

API Request Types

API Request Types

RequestXML RootPurpose
ManageInvoiceRequestinvoiceApi:ManageInvoiceRequestSubmit new invoices or modifications
TokenExchangeRequestinvoiceApi:TokenExchangeRequestObtain session token
QueryInvoiceDataRequestinvoiceApi:QueryInvoiceDataRequestQuery submitted invoice data
QueryTransactionStatusRequestinvoiceApi:QueryTransactionStatusRequestCheck processing status
ManageAnnulmentRequestinvoiceApi:ManageAnnulmentRequestTechnical annulment of erroneous data

Section 4 -- Mandatory Fields

Invoice Data Fields (XSD 3.0)

Invoice Data Fields (XSD 3.0)

FieldXPath (within InvoiceData)Notes
Invoice numberinvoiceHead/invoiceDetail/invoiceNumberUnique identifier
Invoice categoryinvoiceHead/invoiceDetail/invoiceCategoryNORMAL, SIMPLIFIED, AGGREGATE
Invoice issue dateinvoiceHead/invoiceDetail/invoiceIssueDateISO 8601
Invoice appearanceinvoiceHead/invoiceDetail/invoiceAppearancePAPER, ELECTRONIC, EDI, UNKNOWN
Supplier tax numberinvoiceHead/supplierInfo/supplierTaxNumber/taxpayerId8-digit Hungarian tax ID
Supplier nameinvoiceHead/supplierInfo/supplierName
Supplier addressinvoiceHead/supplierInfo/supplierAddressStructured address
Customer statusinvoiceHead/customerInfo/customerVatStatusDOMESTIC, OTHER, PRIVATE_PERSON
Customer tax numberinvoiceHead/customerInfo/customerVatData/customerTaxNumber/taxpayerIdRequired for DOMESTIC; optional for PRIVATE_PERSON
Customer nameinvoiceHead/customerInfo/customerNameRequired for B2B
Customer addressinvoiceHead/customerInfo/customerAddressRequired for B2B
CurrencyinvoiceHead/invoiceDetail/currencyCodeISO 4217
Exchange rateinvoiceHead/invoiceDetail/exchangeRateRequired if currency ≠ HUF
Supply dateinvoiceHead/invoiceDetail/invoiceDeliveryDateTeljesítés dátuma
Payment methodinvoiceHead/invoiceDetail/paymentMethodTRANSFER, CASH, CARD, VOUCHER, OTHER
Payment dateinvoiceHead/invoiceDetail/paymentDateDue date
Line descriptioninvoiceLines/line/lineDescriptionDescription of goods/services
Line quantityinvoiceLines/line/quantity
Line unit of measureinvoiceLines/line/unitOfMeasure
Line unit priceinvoiceLines/line/unitPrice
Line net amountinvoiceLines/line/lineAmountsNormal/lineNetAmountData/lineNetAmount
Line VAT rateinvoiceLines/line/lineAmountsNormal/lineNetAmountData/lineVatRate/vatPercentage
Line VAT amountinvoiceLines/line/lineAmountsNormal/lineVatAmountData/lineVatAmount
Summary per VAT rateinvoiceSummary/summaryByVatRateNet, VAT, gross per rate
Invoice grand totalinvoiceSummary/summaryGrossData/invoiceGrossAmount

Modification Invoice Fields

Modification Invoice Fields

FieldNotes
modificationReferenceNumberOriginal invoice number being modified
modificationTimestampWhen the modification was initiated
modifyWithoutMastertrue if original invoice was issued before RTIR or not in the system
modificationIndexSequential number of modifications to the same original

Electronic Invoice (completenessIndicator=true)

Electronic Invoice (completenessIndicator=true)

FieldLocationNotes
completenessIndicatorManageInvoiceRequest/invoiceOperations/compressedContent (attribute)Set to true to declare XML as the legal invoice
electronicInvoiceHashManageInvoiceRequest/invoiceOperations/invoiceOperation/electronicInvoiceHashSHA3-512 or SHA-256 hash of the invoice XML
cryptoTypeAttribute of electronicInvoiceHashSHA3-512 or SHA-256
  • Buyer access when completenessIndicator=true — When completenessIndicator=true, NAV makes the invoice XML available to the buyer for download, and the XML serves as the legally binding invoice.

Section 5 -- Transmission Method

NAV Online Számla API

NAV Online Számla API

ComponentDetail
API typeRESTful XML-based API
Production URLhttps://api.onlineszamla.nav.gov.hu/invoiceService/v3/
Test URLhttps://api-test.onlineszamla.nav.gov.hu/invoiceService/v3/
Web portalhttps://onlineszamla.nav.gov.hu (manual queries and management)
AuthenticationTechnical user credentials (login + password) + XML signing key + XML exchange key
Submission deadlineImmediately upon invoice issuance; technically within 5 minutes

API Workflow

  • API Workflow steps — 1. Token Exchange: Call TokenExchangeRequest to obtain a session token (valid for 5 minutes) 2. Prepare Invoice XML: Generate invoiceData XML conforming to XSD 3.0 3. Compress and encode: Base64-encode the invoice data; optionally compress 4. Submit: Call ManageInvoiceRequest with the encoded invoice data, operation type (CREATE, MODIFY, STORNO), and request signature 5. Receive transaction ID: NAV returns a transactionId 6. Query status: Call QueryTransactionStatusRequest to verify processing result (RECEIVED, PROCESSING, DONE, ABORTED)

Request Signature

  • Request signature composition — Every ManageInvoiceRequest must include a request signature computed from: Request ID; Timestamp; XML signing key; Invoice hash values. The signature algorithm uses SHA-512 and the technical user's signing key.

Batch Submission

  • Batch submission limit — Up to 100 invoice operations can be submitted in a single ManageInvoiceRequest (within the invoiceOperations element). Each operation has its own index, operation type, and invoice data.

Technical User Management

  • Technical user management — Each taxpayer registers an "elsődleges felhasználó" (primary user) on the NAV portal, who then creates technical users for API access. Each technical user has: Login name and password; XML signing key (cserekulcs); XML exchange key (aláírókulcs). If keys are regenerated on the portal, they must be updated in the invoicing software immediately.

Section 6 -- Validation Rules

NAV-Side Validation

  • NAV-side validation checks — NAV validates every submitted invoice against: 1. XSD schema validation -- must conform to XSD 3.0; earlier versions rejected. 2. Request signature validation -- cryptographic signature must be valid. 3. Technical user validation -- credentials and keys must match. 4. Business rule validation: Tax number format and validity (8-digit taxpayer ID + VAT code + county code); Invoice number uniqueness per supplier; Modification references: original invoice must exist in the system (unless modifyWithoutMaster=true); completenessIndicator restrictions (cannot be true for paper invoices, private person invoices, merged invoices, or pre-2021 invoices); Currency and exchange rate consistency; VAT rate validity against current Hungarian VAT law.

Pre-Submission Checks

  • Pre-submission checks — Validate XML against XSD 3.0 locally before API call; Verify request signature computation is correct; Confirm technical user credentials and keys are current (keys must be refreshed if regenerated on the portal); Verify tax number validity using NAV's public tax number query service; Ensure invoice number has not been previously submitted; For modifications: verify original invoice exists and modification index is sequential.

Common Rejection Reasons

Common Rejection Reasons

ReasonDetail
XSD version mismatchSubmission uses XSD 1.x or 2.0 (rejected since April 2021)
Invalid request signatureSigning key mismatch or computation error
Invalid tax numberSupplier or customer tax number format invalid or not registered
Duplicate invoice numberSame invoice number already submitted by the same supplier
Modification reference errorReferenced original invoice not found and modifyWithoutMaster=false
CompletionIndicator conflictcompletenessIndicator=true with non-electronic appearance or private person
Missing mandatory fieldRequired XSD element absent or empty
Rate validation failureVAT percentage does not match known Hungarian rates

Section 7 -- Tax Computation Rules

Hungarian VAT Rates (2026)

Hungarian VAT Rates (2026)

RatePercentageApplication
Standard27%Most goods and services (one of the highest in the EU)
Reduced 118%Dairy products, bakery products, commercial accommodation
Reduced 25%Basic foodstuffs (meat, eggs, milk), books, newspapers, medicines, district heating, internet access, new residential property (conditions apply), live performances
Exempt0%Intra-community supplies, exports, certain financial and insurance services

Rounding Rules

  • Rounding rules — VAT amounts calculated per line in the invoice currency (HUF or foreign currency). HUF amounts rounded to the nearest whole forint (no decimals). EUR/foreign currency amounts rounded to 2 decimal places. Summary totals are the sum of rounded line-level amounts. NAV validates that line-level amounts sum to the summary totals (with tolerance).

Multi-Rate Invoice Handling

  • Multi-rate invoice handling — Each VAT rate has a separate summaryByVatRate element in the invoiceSummary. Each element contains: vatRateNetData (taxable base at this rate); vatRateVatData (VAT amount at this rate); vatRateGrossData (gross amount at this rate). Lines with different VAT rates must declare the rate individually.

Currency Handling

  • Currency handling — For invoices in foreign currency: currencyCode must be a valid ISO 4217 code; exchangeRate is the MNB (Magyar Nemzeti Bank) rate on the tax point date or a contractual rate; HUF equivalents are required in the summary for tax reporting purposes; If the invoice is in HUF, exchangeRate must be 1.

Reverse Charge

  • Reverse charge reporting — Domestic reverse charge (fordított adózás) invoices must be reported with: vatExemption or vatOutOfScope indicator on relevant lines; Specific VAT rate type VAT_RATE_EXEMPT with the appropriate exemption reason.

Section 8 -- Archiving Requirements

Section 8 -- Archiving Requirements

RequirementDetail
Retention period8 years from the end of the year in which the invoice was issued (Számviteli törvény)
Format (paper invoice)Paper original must be retained; RTIR XML is a data report, not the legal document
Format (PDF invoice)Digitally signed PDF with timestamp is the legal document; must be archived with signature intact
Format (XML e-invoice, completenessIndicator=true)The XML submitted to NAV is the legal document; buyer downloads from NAV; both parties must retain the XML
IntegrityNo modification permitted to the archived document; audit trail required
AccessibilityMust be available for NAV audit within the territory of Hungary (or EU with immediate electronic access)
NAV portalNAV retains all submitted RTIR data; businesses can query via the web portal or API; however, NAV data is a report, not an archive -- businesses must maintain their own records
Buyer obligation (XML e-invoice)If completenessIndicator=true, the buyer retrieves the XML from NAV and archives it as the original invoice

Section 9 -- Penalties for Non-Compliance

RTIR-Specific Penalties

RTIR-Specific Penalties

ViolationPenalty (HUF)
Failure to report invoice data to NAVUp to HUF 500,000 per invoice (approx. EUR 1,300)
Late reporting (beyond the real-time deadline)Graduated fines based on delay duration
Incorrect data in RTIR submissionUp to HUF 500,000 per invoice
Use of non-compliant invoicing softwareFines per NAV decree; software must be registered with NAV
Systematic non-complianceTriggers risk classification; increased audit probability

General VAT Penalties

General VAT Penalties

ViolationPenalty
Failure to issue invoiceUp to HUF 500,000 per instance
Incorrect invoice contentTax reassessment + penalty (50% of tax shortfall as default penalty; 200% if fraud)
Late VAT return filingLate payment interest + administrative fine
VAT fraudCriminal penalties under Hungarian Penal Code

Practical Consequences

NAV uses RTIR data for automated risk analysis; persistent errors trigger compliance audits. The planned e-ÁFA (pre-filled VAT return) system relies on correct RTIR data; incorrect submissions lead to discrepancies in the pre-filled return. Buyers increasingly verify supplier RTIR compliance before accepting invoices.

Section 10 -- Interaction with Tax Skills

RTIR → VAT Return (ÁFA bevallás)

NAV uses RTIR data to construct the e-ÁFA (electronic VAT) pre-filled return. From 2024, NAV offers taxpayers a draft VAT return based on: Supplier-reported outbound invoices; Buyer-received inbound invoices; Customs declarations. Taxpayers review, adjust, and submit the pre-filled return. Discrepancies between RTIR data and the filed return trigger automated queries.

RTIR → e-ÁFA Pre-Filled Return

The e-ÁFA system pre-populates: Output VAT from the taxpayer's submitted invoices; Input VAT from suppliers' reported invoices where the taxpayer is the buyer; Adjustments for credit notes and modifications. This significantly reduces manual data entry for small and medium businesses.

Electronic Invoice (completenessIndicator=true) → Buyer AP

When a supplier sets completenessIndicator=true, the buyer can retrieve the structured XML invoice from NAV's system. This enables automated accounts payable processing, booking, and reconciliation.

RTIR → Corporate Tax (Társasági adó)

NAV cross-references RTIR data against corporate tax returns. Revenue and cost data from invoices feeds into NAV's risk-analysis algorithms for corporate tax audits.

Future: ViDA Alignment

Hungary's RTIR is expected to evolve into a full structured e-invoicing system aligned with EU ViDA requirements by 2028--2030. The transition will shift from data reporting (XML as a copy) to clearance or exchange (XML as the legally binding invoice, EN 16931 format). Hungary's advanced RTIR infrastructure positions it well for this transition.

NAV Online Számla → e-Nyugta (Electronic Receipt)

NAV is developing the e-nyugta system for electronic receipts, which will eventually replace traditional cash registers for retail B2C transactions. This system will integrate with the existing Online Számla infrastructure.

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