9 things to remember for a foreign company hiring a Norwegian employee to work in Norway
Here is an overview of the most important things to remember when hiring a Norwegian employee to work in Norway. Be compliant with the Norwegian rules.
Christina Fahle - Partner
Christina primarily works with international employment and particularly with tax liability for companies and personal taxation. She assists both Norwegian and foreign clients with their obligations in Norway, including all obligations that comes with being employed in another country. Christina also works extensively with tax return assistance and complaints for private individuals.
Calculation and payment of holiday pay in Norway
As an employer, it is important that you know the legislation for both calculation and payment of holiday pay in Norway. Mistakes can be expensive.
Norwegian tax return: Commuting and commuter expenses
If you are considered a commuter, you could be entitled to tax deductions in Norway for your commuting expenses. Find out more.
Taxes in Norway - employee taxation
Individuals working in Norway normally become subject to Norwegian tax from day one. Find the information you need about Norwegian taxes and employee taxation in Norway.
All you need to know about the Norwegian tax report system – a-melding
Foreign enterprises with business activities in Norway must declare employment- and income information for their personnel by using the a-melding.
Annual wage report in Norway
All employers must provide an annual wage report to each employee or income recipient. Be sure to get your annual wage report sent by 1 February.
Employee rights in Norway
Foreign employees posted to Norway are subject to certain important parts of the Norwegian working environment Act. Find out how your company can comply with the employee rights in Norway.
Employer’s National Insurance contributions in Norway
Du you have employees working in Norway? Make sure you are compliant when calculating and paying the employer’s national insurance contributions.
ID control for foreign employees in Norway
All foreigners working onshore in Norway are required to meet at a tax office for an ID control to verify their identity.