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The Norwegian removal of the 350 kroner limit - implementations that you should be aware of in 2020
11. March 2020The Norwegian Parliament has decided that the so-called “350-kroner limit”, which has been giving tax exemption for goods purchased from abroad, be removed from 1 January 2020. The change has been implemented in a two-step process where the first step, which applies to goods defined as foodstuffs, goods subject to special duties and goods subject to restrictions, became effective from 1 January 2020. The second step, which will be implemented now from 1 April, will apply to all other goods. The second step requires that the foreign supplier be registered in the Norwegian VAT Register, f. ex. using a simplified registration scheme; VOEC.
Doing Business in Norway
Ræder’s lawyers have extensive experience in assisting foreign companies in legal matters related to their business in Norway. Get an overview of the legal aspects of 'Doing business in Norway'
Limitation of interest deduction – stricter rules for group companies
6. September 2019Due to Norwegian interest deduction limitation rules, a borrowing company does not necessarily have the right to deduct interest cost. If the borrowing company is part of a group there are even stricter rules introduced from 2019.
Corporate Immigration 2019
2. August 2019The Corporate Immigration Laws and Regulations Guide covers common issues in Norwegian corporate immigration laws and regulations – including compliance, investment work permits and dependants. It summarizes the obligations and processes that apply when working and living in Norway.
Product Liability 2019
3. June 2019Partners Kyrre W. Kielland and Ole André Oftebro have contributed the Norwegian chapter in the International Comparative Legal Guide to Product Liability.
The Cartels and Leniency Review
26. February 2019Ræder's experts are contributing authors to the norwegian chapter in the latest edition of 'The Cartels and Leniency Review'. The latest edition adresses the issues of growing importance to companies, namely the potential liability, both civil and criminal, that may arise from unlawful agreements with competitors as to price, markets or output.
A guide to working and living in Norway
16. August 2018If you are setting up an enterprise or business in Norway, transferring workers to Norway, or planning on becoming an expat in Norway, there are various obligations that employers and employees must comply to. This guide summarizes the obligations and processes that aply when working and living in Norway.
ICLG: Product Liability 2018
8. June 2018Partners Kyrre W. Kielland and Ole André Oftebro have contributed the Norwegian chapter in the International Comparative Legal Guide to Product Liability (16th ed.).
Franchisor right to evolve its brand
12. March 2018As in any well-crafted contract, the Franchise Agreement is designed to balance the needs of the franchisor to protect its concept and ensure consistency in how each of its licensees operates under the brand.
ICLG: Project Finance 6/2017
19. February 2018Partners Anne Christine Wettre and Kyrre W. Kielland have written the Norwegian chapter on project financing in the International Comparative Legal Guide (ed. 6/2017).
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