As the freelance and remote-work economy expands across Europe, independent professionals are rethinking the best way to structure their businesses. While simplified regimes such as France’s micro-entreprise, Romania’s PFA, or Spain’s autónomo may offer an easy start, they often impose limitations as income grows or international operations expand. A highly effective and often overlooked alternative is establishing a Hungarian Kft (Korlátolt Felelősségű Társaság)  — a private