The Tisza Party, led by Peter Magyar, may implement a significant austerity package if they win the next elections, potentially costing each Hungarian household 1.5 million forints annually. Despite denying major tax hikes, leaked documents suggest higher personal income tax rates and the elimination of tax benefits. The party proposes a multi-tier tax system and tax credits for low earners, but critics warn that families with children will suffer the most. The EU's recommendations align with the party's plans, raising concerns about the impact on low-income households and the elderly. Teljes cikk (Magyarnemzet)