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Money and tax6 min read

Back taxes 2026: what do you do if you cannot pay?

Cannot pay your back taxes in 2026? Here are the deadlines, what happens if you miss the first invoice, and how to apply for a payment plan with Skatteetaten.

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Transport4 min read

Selling a car in Norway: contract, registration and tax

How to sell a car privately in Norway: find the right price, write a purchase contract, register the sale with Norwegian Public Roads Administration and avoid fraud. Profits are tax-free.

Hlib Suslov
Money and tax6 min read

Pay Tax in Norway for the First Time (2026)

Your first tax year in Norway: your employer deducts tax, remaining tax is due 20 August 2026, and amounts under 100 kroner are never collected. See deadlines and KID.

Hlib Suslov
Money and tax4 min read

Foreign income and assets in the tax return 2026

If you live in Norway, you must report foreign income and assets in your tax return. Learn how housing, bank accounts and rental income are taxed—without double taxation.

Hlib Suslov
Work and rights4 min read

Payslip explained: gross, tax and net

Payslip explained simply: what gross salary, withholding tax and net salary mean, how the tax card works, and why holiday pay in June and December salary are different.

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Money and tax4 min read

Tax in Norway simply explained for immigrants

A simple introduction to how tax works in Norway: skattekort (tax card), what your taxes pay for, the building blocks of income tax, kildeskatt (PAYE), and skattemelding (tax return).

Hlib Suslov
Work and rights4 min read

Sole proprietorship (ENK): how to register in 2026

How to register a sole proprietorship (ENK) with Brønnøysundregistrene through Altinn in 2026: cost, the 50 000 kroner VAT limit, the name rule and social rights.

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Money and tax3 min read

Tax Return in Norway 2026: deadlines and pitfalls

Your tax return is pre-filled, but you must check it yourself. The deadline is 30 April 2026 for salaried employees, 1 June for self-employed. Foreign accounts, loans, and deductions such as travel and commuting are often not filled in – you must enter these yourself.

Hlib Suslov