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Old-age pension and early retirement pension (AFP)

You can continue working while you're receiving an old-age pension from the National Insurance scheme, without any reduction in your pension. If you were born in 1943 or later, you can earn pensions rights from your employment income up until the year you reach the age of 75.

You pay less tax on pension income (including AFP) than on salary income. The national insurance contribution rate on pension income is 5.1 percent, while it's 7.9 percent on salary income (rate for 2023). Salary and capital income (e.g. interest income and income from real estate) is taxed at the same rate as for salaried employees. The minimum standard deduction for pension income is offset against the minimum standard deduction for salary income for taxpayers who combine salary and pension.

For more information about tax deductions for pension income, see Tax deductions for recipients of old-age pension from the Norwegian National Insurance Scheme or AFP".

If you have questions regarding the calculation of your pension, your pension statement and flexible drawing of your old-age pension, you must contact  NAV.