Around 100 000 people work in the business service centres of multinational companies in Hungary. “Our priority is to make the sector better known to employees, so that they see the industry as a significant career opportunity and a high added value creator, where language skills are one of the most important skills,” says István Lenk, President of ABSL (Association of Business Service Leaders) Hungary, the successor organisation to HOA (Hungarian Outsourcing Association). They can also offer new careers to people who are good at foreign languages because of the changes in the kata (specific business tax for small taxable enterprises) – such as translators, language teachers and tour guides.