Some aspects of IT law that requires a special knowledge and experience.
The information and technology law indicates a field of law involving several complex branch of regulations. Having said that, belongs here – among others – the regulation on informatics services, e-trading, the legal questions arisen in connection to the use of the Internet, and supplementary fields of information services and data protection.
Whether it’s software development (boxed version, custom, modular or application), licensing questions we will answer your questions and represent your interests.
The EU General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) made it mandatory to respect the rules on the protection of personal data of natural persons and the regulations on the free movement of personal data.
With the help of our qualified colleagues who have knowledge in the related legal areas, our Office can help you as a Data Controller in the orientation with the legislation modified by the data protection rules, furthermore we can provide counseling regarding the contracts that are to be concluded inevitably due to such changes.
With such relevant experience we can draft and provide:
§ Privacy Policies,
§ Information on data protection,
§ Data asset measurement,
§ Data infringement protocols and
§ Cookie policies.
We also provide counseling during the review of individual contracts, such as
§ Data Controlling Agreements concluded with clients,
§ Data Processing Agreements concluded with partners,
§ Service Contracts concluded with server providers.
The size of your business may require the use of a complex IT policy the drafting of you can also leave to us.
In the case of need we also provide Data protection officer services to our clients for a monthly retainer fee.
In our increasingly data-driven world, there is an increasing urgency to create more consistent regulations. Emphasis is placed on the decentralization of the already centralized data market, and the exact purpose for which the data is used is not a side issue.
The Hungarian government is planning to lower most of the tax burdens as a means of restarting the economy after the devastating effects of the corona virus. Part of the planned changes in taxation includes lowering the tax on incomes after cryptocurrency related activities. The new laws have not yet been accepted by Parliament, based on the current goals of the government however we can expect a welcome change in the taxation of crypto assets. We have summarized the most important expected changes below.
We can assist you in every aspects of IT legal questions.
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