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If you’ve received the tax return for businesses, you must submit it. Even if you’ve terminated your business activity or have had no revenue, you must still submit the tax return.
The deadline was 31 May. If you have not yet done so, you must submit your tax return as soon as possible to avoid an enforcement fine.
We do not send tax assessment notices in July and the first half of August. If you have not received your tax assessment yet, the next opportunity is in the second half of August. Everyone will receive their tax assessment notice before 1 December.
Unfortunately, we cannot give you a specific date for when you’ll receive your tax assessment notice. You’ll be notified when it’s ready.
There may be several reasons for your tax assessment notice to arrive later
Underpaid tax
If you have underpaid tax you’ll receive an invoice with payment information well before the due date.
You can pay what you can right away, and then pay little by little until the deadline. That way, you can create your own repayment plan.
If you have underpaid tax, this is usually because not enough tax has been deducted during the year. Avoid underpaying your tax next year by checking the numbers in your tax deduction card for 2025.
If you earn NOK 100,000 or less during the year, you can get an exemption card. If you believe you’ll earn more than NOK 100,000 this year, it’s important that you order a tax deduction card instead of an exemption card.
If you have more than one employer, you must remember to split the tax-free amount.
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1 The tax return, tax assessment or other questions about tax
1-1 For individuals
1-2 For businesses
2 Moving, marriage, names and other questions relating to the National Population Register
3 Vehicles, using a foreign registered vehicle in Norway, customs credits and other excise duties
4 Value added tax
5 Reporting via the a-ordning
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If your enquiry concerns claims from the Collection Agency for Child Support and Overpaid Benefits, you must call 21 05 11 00.
Opening hours are 09:00 to 14:30 on weekdays.
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If you need to send a letter to us by post, please use this address:
Skatteetaten
Postboks 9200 Grønland
0134 Oslo
Norway
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Postal address
If you are sending us physical documents on paper, please use this address:
Innkrevingssentralen for bidrag og tilbakebetalingskrav
9917 Kirkenes
Visit us
If you need to meet at a tax office, you must book an appointment.
Hvis du skal møte opp hos oss, kan du se oversikten over skattekontor for å finne ditt nærmeste:
The Collection Agency for Child Support and Overpaid Benefits (formerly NAV Innkreving)
Register info (Service unit for the construction industry)
Secretariat for the Tax Appeal Board
Service Centre for Foreign Workers (SUA)
Tax Collection Office for Withholding tax on pensions
Tax Collection Office for Svalbard
International Tax Collection Office
Case processing time
We will process your enquiry or application as soon as possible.
Here you can find the expected processing time for your enquiry or application.
Order a certificate
There can be many reasons why you need a certificate or printout. Answer a few quick questions and we’ll help you order the correct certificate.
Appeal to the Tax Administration
How to go forward with an appeal depends on what you are appealing. In many cases, you can make changes yourself instead of appealing.