Hungary has implemented a significant reform that grants mothers with two or more children a lifelong exemption from income tax. The goal is to spur family growth and tackle demographic challenges. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán hailed the tax exemption as the largest in Europe and the Western world. The reform seeks to promote childbirth and cultivate a younger workforce in response to declining birth rates and an aging population in Hungary. The government's approach involves providing direct financial assistance to families and offering subsidized housing to bolster traditional family structures.