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Gi opplysninger om arbeid og opphold i Norge
For at du skal betale riktig skatt til Norge, må du sørge for at vi har riktige opplysninger om hvor mye du jobber og oppholder deg i Norge.
Does this apply to me?
If you're a foreign worker on a temporary stay in Norway, you must provide information about how often and for how long you work or stay in Norway.
What you need to do
For us to calculate the correct tax, you must provide us with information about when you work or stay in Norway.
If you do not know when your assignment ends or when you'll leave Norway, you can enter a provisional date and change it later.
To report work or stays online, you’ll need an electronic ID. If you do not have an electronic ID, you can order one. You must have a Norwegian identification number (national identity number or D number).
Submit on paper
You can send us the information on paper. In the letter, you must state the following:
- who it concerns (name and national identity number)
- which periods you worked or stayed in Norway
Send the letter to
Skatteetaten
Postboks 9200
0134 Oslo
You must add or change any information that’s missing or incorrect
You're responsible for keeping the information up to date. If we're missing or have incorrect information, the tax may be incorrect.
You must check that:
- all the dates are correct
- all work periods or stays are registered
Tax liability to Norway
How many days you work and stay in Norway affects how much tax you have to pay to Norway.
You either have a limited tax liability or a global tax liability
A limited tax liability means that you only have to pay tax on income and wealth that you earn and own in Norway.
A global tax liability means that you must pay tax on all income and wealth you have both in Norway and the rest of the world.
You become liable for global tax when you stay in Norway for more than 183 days in a twelve-month period or more than 270 days in a 36-month period.
Relevant legislation in this letter
- Regarding the obligation to provide correct information: The Tax Administration Act, section 8-1