Hobby, odd jobs and extra income

Am I self-employed?

You'll get help to assess whether or not you're self-employed.
Odd jobs and services

Income from paid work is taxable. The rules on tax exemptions for some types of odd jobs is intended as a simplification for the employers, and not necessarily to give tax free income to those who take the jobs.
Do you receive salary from a volunteer organisation or charity?

If the organisation is tax exempt, you can receive up to 10 000 kr in salary per year tax free.
Sharing economy
Blogging and social media

Blogging can be a hobby as well as a commercial activity.
Paid work in the home

Some paid work in the home is tax free. You can use a simplified reporting to register taxable payments.
Income from gaming

Gaming can be a hobby or a commercial activity.
Recreational fishing

You can get a deduction for some costs.

About the Norwegian Tax Administration

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