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Are you intending to work in Norway?

As an employee in Norway, you must have a tax deduction card, submit tax returns and receive tax assessment notices.

You must do the following when you start working in Norway.

Answer some simple questions to find out what you as a foreign worker must do when you start working in Norway.
Tax deduction cards for foreign workers

You must have a tax deduction card if you want to work in Norway
The tax return for foreign workers

When you work in Norway, you'll receive a tax return. It presents a summary of your income, deductions, wealth and debt.
Check your tax assessment

Once your tax return has been processed, you'll receive a tax assessment notice which shows how much tax you'll have to pay.
Foreign artists and sportspersons

Here, you’ll find information about foreign artists and sportspersons who are taxed under the Foreign Artists Tax Act, and what you must do to pay artist tax to Norway.
Foreign professors, teachers and researchers resident abroad

If you fall under this category and you'll be working temporarily in Norway, you must pay tax to Norway.
Continental shelf workers and seafarers

Special tax rules apply if you belong to one of these groups.
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