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Henrik Moen - Lawyer6. October 2025

The end of access to voluntary rectification in Norway?

Even the most conscientious taxpayer can forget to inform the Norwegian Tax Administration about their wealth or income during the year. This is perhaps especially true when many ...
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Henrik Moen - Lawyer3. October 2025

Gender balance rules for boards in Norwegian limited companies

As of 1 January 2024, new rules on gender balance on boards of directors have entered into force. These requirements are being phased in and gradually apply to more types of ...
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Magnus Legal2. October 2025

Magnus Legal becomes Aider Legal

Magnus Legal is taking an important step forward in its growth and strategy by joining the Aider Group and becoming Aider Legal, together with Aider Lawyers and Strandenæs law ...
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Ragnhild Myren Stephansen - Associate Lawyer29. September 2025

Family reunification for foreign skilled workers in Norway

Many Norwegian companies struggle to find the right skills domestically and therefore recruit skilled workers from abroad. But what happens when one of your employees wants to ...
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Laila Kristjansson - Advokat & Partner25. September 2025

Useful Due Diligence advice when selling a business

Are you selling your business—now or maybe later? A thorough Due Diligence process is crucial for a successful sale. In this blog, we explain what due diligence entails, how you ...
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Elin Andreassen - Associate Lawyer22. September 2025

Norwegian representative requirement for staffing companies

Foreign companies wishing to provide staffing services and hire out personnel in Norway—without a permanent place of business or registered office in the country—are required to ...
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Terese Eriksen Eldholm - Lawyer18. September 2025

What are the required employment termination documents?

Norwegian labor law sets strict requirements for documentation when employees are terminated. Some of the requirements follow directly from the law, while others are strongly ...
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Henrik Moen - Lawyer15. September 2025

Delays in construction projects in Norway: When and how?

In a construction project, delays often lead to major costs for both the contractor and the client. The contractor needs to pay their employees, pay for equipment and start their ...
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Synnøve Sørdal - Lawyer & Partner12. September 2025

Supply and Install Contracts—Navigating the VAT complexities in Norway

Does your company supply combined deliveries of goods with installation or assembly services? These so-called “Supply & Install Contracts” often represent a challenging area ...
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Axel Bjørke - Lawyer10. September 2025

Business in Norway: These are the reporting obligations

All companies registered in Norway face strict reporting obligations that trigger penalties if not met. This guide provides a complete overview of the basic reporting obligations ...
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Jogeir Brattåker - Lawyer8. September 2025

Adequate equity and liquidity: Key rules for Norwegian companies (AS)

The Norwegian Limited Liability Companies Act states that all limited liability companies must have adequate equity and liquidity.
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Elisabeth Cramer - Lawyer4. September 2025

Board responsibilities in a limited liability company (AS)—an overview

In a Norwegian limited liability company (AS), the Board of Directors is responsible for everything from strategic decision-making to financial control – essentially all aspects ...
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