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Are you planning a business project in Norway? Our business lawyers and advisors have extensive experience assisting foreign companies with legal matters when doing business in Norway. With our expertise and practical insights, we ensure your success in navigating Norwegian compliance. We're here to help your business thrive. Check out our blog to learn more.

Synnøve Sørdal - Lawyer & Partner13. September 2021

VAT in Norway: Import of services – reverse charge

In the area of Norwegian taxation, a notable mechanism comes into play when businesses procure services from foreign suppliers. Known as "import of services - reverse charge in ...
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Martin Wikborg - Lawyer & Partner26. August 2021

What can you expect from a business tax audit in Norway

The Norwegian tax authorities conduct regular business tax audits, so it’s important to be prepared — whether you are an individual or a company. A tax audit can be stressful and ...
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Erling Larsen - Lawyer19. August 2021

A1 form: National insurance when working abroad

Working in Norway? A growing number of people are working across borders. Some have short assignments in, for example, Norway, Denmark and the UK. This leads to uncertainty ...
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Inger Lise Løvneseth - Lawyer & Partner17. June 2021

Hiring-out of labor vs. Contract work: Avoid tax risks

Misclassifying a contract as a construction assignment instead of hired labor — or vice versa — can lead to significant tax consequences in Norway. That’s why it’s essential to ...
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Ragnhild Myren Stephansen - Associate Lawyer9. March 2021

UK citizen working offshore in Norway? Do you need a residence permit?

Are you employing British citizens working offshore in Norway? Did you know that not all British citizens need residence permits when working in Norway? Let's take a look at the ...
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Erling Larsen - Lawyer1. March 2021

National Insurance for british citizens

From 1 January 2021 the transition period was ending, and UK was no longer member of the EEA agreement. This have an impact for the UK nationals who are living and working in ...
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Ragnhild Myren Stephansen - Associate Lawyer27. November 2020

Seconded employees in Norway: Residence permit, tax and reporting

When UK citizens are seconded to work in Norway, a residence permit is generally required. While some exceptions may apply depending on the circumstances, this rule has important ...
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