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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 & Partner27. October 2022

Claiming VAT deductions in Norway through pre-registration

Navigating the complexities of business registration in Norway’s VAT system can be daunting, especially when faced with the delay in accessing crucial tax benefits. However, ...
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Elise Back Rustad - Tax advisor25. August 2022

Employee relocation: Norwegian residence permit requirements

If you are planning to hire foreign labor to work in Norway, it is crucial to understand the residence permit requirements. The rules vary depending on whether your employee is ...
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Martin Wikborg - Lawyer & Partner11. August 2022

How to choose the right corporate structure in Norway

Foreign companies planning to expand their operations to Norway must carefully consider the appropriate legal entity and corporate structure. This decision can significantly ...
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Henrik Moen - Lawyer19. July 2022

6 benefits and reasons for doing business in Norway

Are you considering doing business in Norway? Then understanding Norwegian law and the legal requirements you must comply with is critical to your success. If you're not yet in ...
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Øivind Henrik von Mehren - Lawyer & Managing Partner16. June 2022

How to start a company in Norway—9 key steps

Foreign companies venturing into business in Norway will inevitably face Norwegian compliance, formalities, and reporting obligations. This is complexed and mistakes can result in ...
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Eirik G Kristoffersen - Lawyer9. June 2022

Dividend withholding tax in Norway

If you are a foreign shareholder receiving dividends from a Norwegian company, you may be entitled to a refund of withholding tax. While the standard rate is 25%, tax treaties or ...
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Erik Engeland - Lawyer & Partner14. April 2022

Be aware: Working hours in Norway are subject to inspections

Does your company employ workers in Norway? If so, it’s crucial to understand the legal requirements concerning working hours. These regulations are strictly enforced under the ...
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Øivind Henrik von Mehren - Lawyer & Managing Partner27. January 2022

3 grey areas you need to know before starting a business in Norway

When a foreign company starts doing business in Norway, there are several legal obligations to understand and follow. In this blog, we’ll explain what constitutes a permanent ...
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Vlora Haxhimehmedi - Lawyer30. December 2021

Employee versus independent contractor when working in Norway

If you are engaged to work in Norway, you may be faced with the query on how to organize your job situation. In this case we are looking closer at employee vs. independent ...
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Erling Larsen - Lawyer27. December 2021

Avoid Risk: Understand Joint and Several Liability in Norway

When hiring contractors or subcontractors, it's not enough to assume that they’ll meet their legal obligations. If they fail to pay salaries, deduct taxes, or contribute to ...
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Christina Fahle - Lawyer & Partner9. December 2021

Employer’s National Insurance contributions in Norway

If your company employs workers in Norway, you are required to comply with Norwegian regulations. One key obligation is ensuring proper calculation and payment of the employer's ...
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Synnøve Sørdal - Lawyer & Partner11. November 2021

Should your business register for VAT in Norway?

Are you wondering if your business should register for VAT in Norway? Determining whether your company meets the criteria for VAT registration can be complex, with various factors ...
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