Coronavirus - important information from the Tax Administration
Contact us
Popular topics:
When you start taking out a pension, it’s important that you change your tax deduction card.
If you have a table-based tax deduction card: Your table-based tax deduction card will reduce your tax deduction automatically if your employment income is changed. You do not have to change your tax deduction card if only your employment income has changed. Remember to check that the other information on the tax deduction card is correct, for example debt interest and other deductions.
If you have a percentage-based tax deduction card: You must change your tax deduction card yourself if your employment income changes.
If the interest rate is reduced you should change your tax deduction card. If you do not pay debt interest, you must remove it from your tax deduction card.
Read more aboat moving and how to do it, whether you are moving within Norway, to Norway, from Norway.
You can log in and check the address you’re registered with and the status of your change of address notification. Only those who have a Norwegian national identity number can log in and check the status.
We currently have a long processing time but we process cases as quickly as we can.
Skatteetaten har overtatt ansvaret for skatteoppkreveroppgavene som kommunen har hatt tidligere. Du betaler nå til ett kontonummer.
Measures to limit the spread of the coronavirus:
All our advisers are working from home and they will do their best to help you.
Many people are calling us, so you may experience a bit of wait time.
24.December - closed
25.December - closed
28.December - 09.00-14.00
29.December - 09.00-14.00
30.December - 09.00-14.00
31.December - closed
1.January - closed
Chat with us
Telephone us on 800 80 000
Callers from abroad, please call +47 22 07 70 00.
For English menu, press 9.
Opening hours are 09:00 to 15:30 on weekdays.
When you call us, you will hear 3 menu options. You do not need to wait until all the voice messages have finished before you press a key for an option.
- Press 1 if you are a person
- Press 2 if you are a business
- Press 3 if you are an auditor, accountant, lawyer or statement submitters
Calls placed to 800 80 000 from a landline inside Norway are free of charge. From a mobile and for international calls, your own subscription rates apply. You can also call +47 22 07 70 00 at local rates from your mobile in Norway.
Ask us at Facebook
- Skatten min (My tax) - for wage earners and pensioners
- Skatten min Bedrift (My Business Tax) - for small businesses
Write to us
You can’t email us. If you want to write us, you must log in and send a message via Altinn:
Important information
Tax offices
On 2 June, several more tax offices started to offer ID controls in connection with applications for tax deduction cards, reporting a move to Norway or confirming paternity. Remember to book an appointment in advance. All other tax offices will remain closed until further notice The SUA offices are also open.
Help for foreign workers and their employers
At the Service Centres for Foreign Workers (SUA), foreign workers and their employers will receive guidance and help to complete applications. The service centres are located in Oslo, Stavanger, Bergen, Trondheim and Kirkenes. The SUA offices are open for booking appointments.
Tax collector
If you have questions about payment, invoices or property tax, you need to contact the tax collector in your municipality. You will find the address, telephone number and payment account details for municpal tax collectors here.
Norwegian National Collection Agency
The Norwegian National Collection Agency is part of the Tax Administration. They carry out the collection and enforcement in cases from the police, and they collect on claims on behalf of many clients, for example the Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund, Husbanken and the Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority.
Contact information:
Telephone: 751 49 000
Postal address: Postboks 455, 8601 Mo i Rana
or use their contact form
The Collection Agency of the Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV Innkreving)
The Collection Agency of the Labour and Welfare Administration is part of the Tax Administration. They collect on maintenance payments and incorrect payments following decisions from NAV.
Contact information:
Telephone: 210 51 100
Postal address: Nav innkreving, 9917 Kirkenes
or log in and use their contact form
Appeal to Skatteetaten
There are different procedures depending on what you are appealing. In most cases you can change the tax return yourself, instead of submitting an appeal.
Work in the Norwegian Tax Administration?
Do you want to work in a significant government agency with the opportunity to be part of a strong, substantial and educational professional enviromment, working with tasks that are relevant for society? Welcome to the Norwegian Tax Administration!