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Latest press releases, news, and feature articles
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Kontrollerer gjennom sommeren
- 14 July 2026
- Pressemelding
Skatteetatens skattepatrulje tar ikke sommerferie og vil gjennomføre kontroller flere steder i landet gjennom sommermånedene for å forhindre og forebygge skattekriminalitet. Prioriterte bransjer er byggeplasser, transport, serveringssteder og andre personallistepliktige bransjer.
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Sommerjobb og frikort? Dette må du vite
- 08 July 2026
- Pressemelding
Om du forventer å tjene over 100 000 kroner i år, bør du bestille et skattekort allerede nå. Da unngår du å bli trukket 50 prosent i skatt når lønnsutbetalingen kommer.
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De med innvilget utsatt frist kan levere skattemeldingen til og med 2. juli
- 29 June 2026
- Nyhet
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Press Release: Instalment Tax 2026
- 30 June 2026
- Pressemelding
Petroleum tax for 2026 is expected to be approximately NOK 417 billion. This results from the figures presented by the Oil Taxation Office in the Norwegian Tax Administration.
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Petroleumsskatten for 2026 estimert til ca. 417 milliarder
- 29 June 2026
- Pressemelding
Petroleumsskatten for 2026 ventes å bli om lag 417 milliarder kroner. Det viser tall fra Skatteetaten.
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