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…
Company formation in Norway is very offering from a legal entities’ point of view. Local and foreign investors can choose between non-corporate and corporate forms, among which there is also the joint stock or public limited liability company. Below, you can find our guide on opening a joint stock company in Norway. After…
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…
A call center in Norway is included in a larger economic sector, named Business Process Outsourcing (BPO). The activities of a BPO company, including a call center, are typically related to back-office services that are provided by a business to another company. Those who want to open a company in Norway registered in this sector must know that the activities…
The food and beverage industry in Norway is comprised of approximately 2,300 companies, which have 48,000 employees. The investors who want to open a company in Norway in this industry should know that the country has several factories set up by large international food corporations, but the Norwegian brands are dominating this market. Our team of consultants in company formation in…
What is the main rule of law related to marketing activities in Norway? Marketing activities conducted by companies operating in Norway are regulated under the Control of Marketing and Contract Terms and Conditions (the Marketing Control Act). The Act is available on the Norwegian territory, as well as on other territories that under the jurisdiction of this country, such…
Since the apparition of the bitcoin, Norway has been active on the cryptocurrency market. The 25% VAT tax which was at first imposed by the authorities for the BTC gains was removed from 2015, a measure which aligned the Norwegian cryptocurrency market to the EU regulations. If you are interested to set up…
One of the most modern financial domains, Fintech (financial technology) has a powerful support in Norway. Norwegian companies dealing with trading, banking or who offer different financial products employ Fintech instruments in order to improve their business strategies. If you want to open a Fintech company in Norway you will be able to profit from…
Merchant accounts have become more or less a necessity for any business in Norway especially if it has an online segment. The main facility provided by a merchant account is that it allows businesses to process credit and debit card transactions. The merchant account is obtained by the signing of a contract between a legal…
