The basis of this service is a database built from various sources, and it gathers and makes all the negative/positive information that is officially accessible in relation to the queried company. The user can launch queries in connection with any business entity to see whether there are any receivables or insolvency proceedings in progress against them.
Debtor lists cannot be created, only individual queries can be performed. Currently, the database shows some negative and positive information for approximately 436,000 companies.
The system presents the reported receivables in four categories:
Outstanding receivables (negative information)
Negative information
Company name, registered address, company registration number or tax number, date of the invoice and due date of payment (date of publication in proceedings), as well as the date of becoming entered in the database and the gross amounts of the individual receivables.
The receivables database is updated on a daily basis (reports of creditors, liquidation proceedings), with weekly frequency (other proceedings, qualified taxpayers) and occasionally (NAV list – quarterly, employers violating the labour law, taxpayers without public dues in arrears – monthly).
Debtor lists cannot be created, only individual queries can be performed. Currently, the database shows some negative and positive information for approximately 436,000 companies.
The system presents the reported receivables in four categories:
Outstanding receivables (negative information)
- Overdue debts acknowledged by the debtor business entity in the form of fully conclusive private deeds.
- Receivables effectively judged by the arbitration panel to be due from the debtor business entity (including receivables covered by prompt notice procedures).
- Amount of the receivables that is specified by the creditor's petition to the court of justice in the framework of the liquidation proceedings effectively that have been ordered by the court of justice upon creditor's request against the debtor business entity.
- Liquidation proceedings
- Mandatory dissolution proceedings
- Voluntary dissolution proceedings
- Ex officio cancellation proceedings
- Overdue accounts receivables reported by the client
Negative information
- Bankruptcy proceedings;
- Subject to enforcement proceedings (as entered in the company registry, published in Cégközlöny (Company Bulletin) and/or published at the NAV website);
- Presence in two types of NAV debtor lists (list of debtors with payables overdue for more than 180 days in any amount over HUF 100 million, list of large tax debtors);
- Suspended / canceled tax number (as entered in the company registry, published in Cégközlöny (Company Bulletin) and/or published at the NAV website);
- The company has become subject to any condemning decision of the Competition Office;
- The company has committed any violation of the labour law and/or work protection regulations;
- The company underwent proceedings at the National Consumer Protection Authority (in general consumer protection fine).
- Exclusive taxpayer;
- Taxpayer without arrears in public dues;
- Qualified taxpayer;
- Included in the positive list of the National Consumer Protection Authority (list of enterprises where the Authority has not found any irregularity in three national audit programs, that were not sanctioned in the past one year, or subject to any justified complaint);
- Permitted economic operator (positive EU-wide list compiled with respect to the European Union's legislation on community customs regulations. Those enterprises are included in the list that hold customs authority permits, have confirmed their solvency, and observe the relevant safety requirements. If a member state issues such a certificate, it is recognized by the other member states, which will considerably simplify the issuance of permits needed for the activities in another member state).
Company name, registered address, company registration number or tax number, date of the invoice and due date of payment (date of publication in proceedings), as well as the date of becoming entered in the database and the gross amounts of the individual receivables.
The receivables database is updated on a daily basis (reports of creditors, liquidation proceedings), with weekly frequency (other proceedings, qualified taxpayers) and occasionally (NAV list – quarterly, employers violating the labour law, taxpayers without public dues in arrears – monthly).