Norwegian employees who work abroad for at least one year may, in certain circumstances, qualify for a reduction in Norwegian tax on employment income earned during their foreign assignment. The rules can be highly advantageous, but...

Many people assume that their Norwegian tax liability ends when they retire abroad. That is not necessarily the case. For individuals receiving pension income, both Norwegian domestic tax law and applicable tax treaties may allow Norway to...

Cross-border board appointments are becoming increasingly common. Norwegian entrepreneurs and investors may serve on the boards of foreign companies, while foreign investors and business executives may hold board positions in Norwegian companies. A key question...

Many people assume that their Norwegian tax liability begins on the day they register their address with the National Population Register or receive a Norwegian national identity number or D-number. This is not the case. Under Norwegian tax law, it is...

Many individuals relocating abroad assume that their Norwegian tax liability ends on the day they submit a notification of departure to the Norwegian National Population Register. In practice, this is one of the most common misconceptions...

In recent years, Norway has seen an increasing number of foreign employees working temporarily in the country. To simplify the tax rules for this group, Norway has introduced a special...