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Payroll Services in Norway

Managing payroll in Norway requires a thorough understanding of national labor laws, tax obligations, and social security rules imposed by the authorities in this country. Engaging the professional payroll services in Norway offered by our Norwegian law firm will help to handle the compliance, administration, and effective management of these…

Open Fiscal Representative in Norway

For non-EU businesses planning to operate in Norway and engage in VAT-taxable activities, it is a legal requirement to open a Norwegian fiscal representative. This representative is essential in assisting your company to fulfill all tax obligations in Norway. In this guide, our team of company formation agents in Norway…

Create a Crowdfunding Company in Norway

The crowdfunding strategy has become a more and more popular alternative for the financing of a new company in Norway. By launching an idea in the public domain and asking for support from various entities, many businesses succeed eventually to become reality. The investors can be either big names in various industries…

Relocate to Norway

There are multiple reasons for relocating to Norway, some of them being business opportunities or the reunification with one’s family. If you come from the Schengen area your relocation to Norway might be much easier than if you come from another country in the world. The legal requirements for obtaining a visa and a…

Open an E-commerce Company in Norway

With a turnover of 12.7 billion euros in 2017, the Norwegian e-commerce is still growing. More and more online customers and investors are attracted to use the online market. The Nordic retailers develop mobile optimised platforms in order to reach their buyers and meet their needs. Whether you already have a company…

Division of Inheritance in Norway

The Norwegian Inheritance Law deals with matters regarding succession and it represents the main legal reference in the distribution of assets. If there is a will, the properties and goods of the deceased person must be divided between the inheritors, according to wishes of the deceased. If a person dies intestate, before being able to leave a will, the Succession Law must be…

Tenant Eviction in Norway

The powerful Norwegian economy attracts every year many investors and workers who are as well in search of a lodging place or office spaces. Not all of them can or intend to buy a property in this country, and therefore most of them choose the renting, instead, as an alternative…

Legal Services in Stavanger

After an increased interest from investors in the last years, Stavanger has become one of the most important financial centers in Norway. The legal framework and encouraging governmental incentives have led to the development of Stavanger in a big fund management community. Entrepreneurs who intend to set up a business…

Open a Recruitment Company in Norway

Recruitment in Norway is not regulated by a specific law. It functions based on the employer’s preferences and needs. There are certain differences which appear between the private and public sector in matters regarding employment. The vast majority of companies in Norway rely on recruitment companies as well as persons who look for…

Articles of Association in Norway

When a new company is established in Norway, one of the key steps of the formation process is the elaboration of the articles of association. These are the documents in which the structure of the company is established as well as the inner rules and functioning regulations of the establishment. Our law firm…