Many foreign investors decide to establish a financial company in Norway because they find this country welcoming from a legal point of view. For this purpose, apart from incorporating a business, they must also apply for a financial license in Norway. Our company formation agents in Norway can help you open a financial enterprise in this country. Requirements…
Recruitment in Norway is not regulated by a specific law. It functions based on the employer’s preferences and needs. There are certain differences which appear between the private and public sector in matters regarding employment. The vast majority of companies in Norway rely on recruitment companies as well as persons who look for…
When you intend to associate with another partner but at the same time benefit from shared liability, the Norwegian state gives you the opportunity to form a Selskap med delt ansvar or DA (general partnership with shared liability). This business form is very popular among foreign investors who decide to enter the…
Mergers and Acquisitions in Norway involve the transfer of ownership of one company to another or that their ownership is combined. This is a business strategy of corporations in order for them to grow, improve, or expand their business enterprise. For merger, two or more companies combine to form one new business…
If you have business activities in Norway or if you are planning to conduct business in the country, one of the most cost-efficient ways of doing it would be to request the services of a virtual office. With this type of office, you will not need to actually open an office in Norway. You can work and handle…
Starting a business in Norway implies registering for taxation, for VAT, when required, and paying the taxes required. For this purpose, you can use the services of an accountant in Norway. Our company formation experts in Norway offer business registration services if you want to open a company here, while our accountant will…
The Foundations Act is the main law that provides for the creation of foundations in Norway. In this country, such entities can be settled by natural persons and companies alike and are subject to specific registration criteria. Below, our company formation agents in Norway explain the procedure for opening a…
We are a company formation firm based in Oslo, Norway. We have a team formed of experts in company formation matters and legal consultants with extensive experience in the following legal areas: commercial law, company law and insolvency. Our company formation experts in Norway have an impressive experience in helping foreign investors with the company incorporation…
A joint stock company in Norway is a type of corporation that is owned through joint by all the shareholders which act like the investors of the company. In this case, all the shareholders own a part of the company’s stock, depending on the amount of their shares. Company formation…
Businessmen who want to open a company in Norway that is registered as a limited liability company will need to comply with specific tax requirements. Under the Norwegian legislation, the limited liability company (LLC) is seen as a separate legal entity than its founders and thus, this business form will be taxed separately. As a Norwegian LLC, the company itself will…
