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Eirik G Kristoffersen - Lawyer10. February 2023

Are you allowed to inspect your employees' emails?

When are you, as the employer, allowed to inspect employees’ emails? What regulations must you consider? In this blog, you will learn about the regulations that apply when the ...
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Henrik Moen - Lawyer8. February 2023

EU taxonomy: Sustainability becomes a prerequisite for finance

The European Union recently passed new regulations on sustainable finance. As a result of the new regulations, companies in all industries are forced to be more sustainable to ...
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Inger Lise Løvneseth - Accountant & Partner2. February 2023

PAYE scheme in Norway—a guide for foreign workers

PAYE (Pay As You Earn) is a simplified flat 25% tax scheme for foreign workers in Norway who aren't tax residents, including national insurance contributions. Tax is deducted ...
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Synnøve Sørdal - Lawyer & Partner26. January 2023

Import to Norway—VAT and customs rules for foreign businesses

Whether your company owes Norwegian VAT on a delivery to Norway depends on one key distinction: is this a sale to Norway, or a sale in Norway? Norway is not an EU member, but is ...
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Christina Fahle - Lawyer & Partner19. January 2023

Submit annual wage report in Norway

Do you have employees who is performing work in Norway in 2025? Don’t forget the annual wage report. All employers must provide an annual wage report to each employee or income ...
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Sigbjørn Sørensen - Lawyer & partner18. January 2023

How are Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies taxed?

There are many people who invest in cryptocurrencies today. However, The Norwegian Tax Administration states that very few people declare their crypto investments in their tax ...
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Henrik Moen - Lawyer4. January 2023

Doing business in Norway: Shareholder register statement

The shareholder register statement, or the “RF-1086 form” as it is also referred to as, collects all information about the shares in a limited company. This benefits the ...
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Henrik Moen - Lawyer29. December 2022

The Norwegian Transparency Act: Why, who and what

The Transparency Act went into effect in Norway on July 1st, 2022, and is a part of Norwegian Compliance obligations foreign companies must adhere to. The legislation requires ...
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Linn Jordahl Moastuen - Lawyer15. December 2022

The rules for temporary employment in Norway

Sometimes a company needs temporary employees. This could be in situations where the regular staff is on vacation, or to cope with an increased number of assignments in certain ...
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Synnøve Sørdal - Lawyer & Partner6. December 2022

7 FAQ's about VAT for foreign companies operating in Norway

Foreign businesses that direct their operations towards the Norwegian market will at some point face Norwegian VAT regulations and must know how to deal with these rules. Learning ...
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Erik Engeland - Lawyer & Partner1. December 2022

Workforce reductions in Norway: Be aware of the employee rights!

Historically, the unions and employees in Norway have a strong position. This is particularly evident in the strict procedures that must be followed, and in the numerous rights ...
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Thea Slethaug - Lawyer17. November 2022

Required legal documents for company formation in Norway

To start a limited liability company (aksjeselskap) in Norway, the following documents are legally required: articles of association, incorporation documents, and a shareholder ...
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