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This morning, just as I was about to leave for my daughter’s sports day, I received a call from Kálmán Balogh. He said that a tax bill would arrive later for the cimbalom I bought the other day, and asked me to take care of it.
Customs duty is zero, so perhaps it is consumption tax?
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