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Reverse Charge in Norway

Value Added Tax (VAT)
Local Language:
Merverdiavgift (MVA)
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Reverse charge by non-established suppliers in Norway

Norway has introduced reverse charge on certain supplies of remotely supplied services supplied from abroad – ie., the supplier of those services is not established in Norway.

Remotely supplied services, or Fjernleverbare tjenester, are services that may be delivered from a remote location, and which would have been subject to VAT if sold by a Norwegian business. Electronic services that are delivered over the internet, are impossible to deliver in the absence of information technology and are of a nature which renders their supply essentially automated are also considered remotely deliverable services.

  • Supplier conditions: not established in Norway.
  • Customer conditions: taxable person established in Norway (place of business, permanent establishment or registered representative in the country).
  • Scope: Remotely deliverable services are services capable of delivery from a remote location. Some examples include: Marketing ads, software or software licenses, development of websites and software, renting domains and websites, legal services, architect services, consultant services, accounting services.

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Reverse charge on specific goods in Norway

Domestic reverse charge applies to supplies of industrial and investment gold (i.e. gold of a purity equal to or greater than 325/1000), i.e., based on weight and fineness, to a business or public sector enterprise, irrespective on where the supplier is established. Learn more.

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