Everyone who works in Norway or on the Norwegian continental shelf, unless persons taxed under the PAYE Scheme, is liable to submit a tax return to the Norwegian Tax Administration.
The Norwegian tax year runs from 1 January to 31 December. The tax return must be completed by 30 April the year following the income year. The tax return provides an overview of your income, deductions, wealth and debts.
The deadline for submitting personal tax returns 2023 is 20 April, 2024.
Kindly place your order at your earliest convenience. Orders received after April 20th, 2024, may not be processed before May 31th, 2024. After the deadline, we cannot guarantee a submission date, but we will endeavor to process your order as promptly as possible.
Make sure you include all deductions and earnings in your annual income tax return to Norway. Leaving out information may lead to increased tax, penalties or fines. In this guide, we will highlight various issues that foreigners working in Norway or on the Norwegian continental shelf should pay careful attention to.
When you come to Norway to work you will usually become member of the mandatory Norwegian National Insurance Scheme from your first day of work. EEA citizens are obliged to pay National Insurance contributions when working on board Norwegian vessels. However, exceptions may apply due to bilateral agreements between Norway and other countries. You can be exempted if you work on board a foreign-flagged vessel.
If you work onshore for a foreign employer, you may be allowed to maintain membership of the National Insurance Scheme in your home country. If so, you may be exempted in Norway.
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