MOL expects HUF 133 billion carbon quota tax refund under new Hungarian law
Bitget2026/10/26 20:37- MOL and affected subsidiaries submitted requests for refunds of previously paid Hungarian carbon dioxide quota tax under new legislation.
- The expected refund totals approximately HUF 133 billion (USD 405 million), including interest.
- Payment is expected in 2026, subject to the relevant decision becoming final and binding.
- The refund requests fall under Section 23 of Act XXXV of 2026, covering tax measures for the recovery and resilience plan.
- The applicants withdrew claims in legal proceedings disclosed on July 24, 2026, to pursue refunds under the new framework.
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