The Puskás Academy responded to the taotérkép published by the government, calling it misleading.

Puskás Akadémia criticized the government's recently released tax benefit map, calling it misleading and inflammatory. They argue that the data misrepresents the distribution of corporate tax benefits over the past 15 years, omitting key financial details. The academy claims that their funding represents only a small fraction of the total tax benefits, and they have supported youth programs beyond their own institution. They emphasize their success in developing players for national teams and leading productivity rankings in Hungarian football. The government has announced plans to phase out corporate tax benefits by 2027, but funding for sports will remain unchanged.