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ARTICLE · 13 MARCH 2019

Doing Business In Norway Is Now Simpler – Here's How

Instead of focussing on local formalities, these companies should have more room to focus on what they do best: their business.

NorwayCorporate/Commercial Law

The country is currently on a mission to reduce the number of legal procedures in order to allow companies to focus more on what they do best.

Norway made certain changes to its corporate laws for the benefit for Private Limited Liability Companies (AS) and Public Limited Liability Companies (ASA) in the country. Why? Because the Minister of Industry (næringsminister) Torbjørn Røe Isaksen believes that the everyday life of Norwegian companies should be simpler. Instead of focussing on local formalities, these companies should have more room to focus on what they do best: their business.

The following changes to the Norwegian Public Limited Liability Act (Allmennaksjeloven) and/or the Norwegian Private Limited Liability Act (Aksjeloven) have recently taken place. If you need further information about the changes, or help putting them into practice in your Norwegian business, don't hesitate to get in touch.

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