Norwegians paid NOK 944 billion in taxes last year
In 2019, NOK 944 billion was paid in taxes. This corresponds to an increase of 7.6 per cent compared with the previous year.Figures from Statistics Norway (SSB) show…
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Predicting higher taxes among homeowners
Necessary maintenance of water and wastewater treatment in Norwegian municipalities in amounts close to 280 billion kroner can dramatically increase bills in the future, predicts…
The petrol price is 60% taxes & fees
A Petrol price of NOK 15.93/l equates to 9.52 in taxes 60 litres of petrol costs NOK 955.80 at Circle-K in Norway. 570.96 of this…
Rogaland paid the most taxes last year
No county contributed more tax credits last year than Rogaland. The oil area accounted for almost one-fifth of 476 tax credits from the counties. …
NOK 469 billion in assessed taxes
In 2016, the total assessed taxes amounted to NOK 469 billion for residents aged 17 and older, according to new figures in Tax statistics for…
ConocoPhillips revenues in Norway down ten billion
ConocoPhillips revenues in Norway down NOK ten billion in two years The oil company ConocoPhillips Norway’s pre-tax profit was almost 70 percent lower in 2016…
Cultural life in Oslo distressed over property taxes
Several cultural activity venues in Oslo say property taxes go beyond the funding supply. Kunstnernes Hus have to pay more in property taxes than they…
Substantial reduction in assessed corporate taxes
Assessed corporate taxes stood at NOK 139 billion in 2015, which was a decrease of NOK 69 billion, or 33 per cent, from 2014. Oil…
Solberg: Taxes not climatically important
Prime Minister Erna Solberg believes investment in new technology is more important than taxes to bring down greenhouse gas emissions. Solberg was a guest at…
The Tax Directorate are checking commuter addresses
The Tax Directorate are checking workers’ residential addresses in order to find foreign contractors who do not pay a commuter tax to their employees and…
Giske accuses Solberg of hiding tax cut-agenda
Labour’s deputy leaderTrond Giske accuses Prime Minister Erna Solberg of concealing the Government’s eagerness to give huge tax cuts to rich people. In an interview…