Norway presents unique opportunities and challenges for international businesses, from its digitalized infrastructure to its distinctive VAT rules and corporate structures.

Major changes has been adopted for Norwegian invoicing and bookkeeping rules. From 1 January 2027, businesses with a Norwegian bookkeeping obligation must send electronic invoices (e-invoices) to their business customers.

Research institutions in Norway face mounting pressure to balance national security concerns with academic freedom as dual-use technologies come under stricter export controls. From the landmark Toshiba-Kongsberg scandal to recent prosecutions of university professors, the evolving regulatory landscape is forcing universities to implement rigorous risk assessments while grappling with questions about international collaboration.

Swedish companies operating in Norway through branches face significant tax challenges when deducting Norwegian pension costs, as Swedish authorities have rejected these deductions due to insufficient insurance elements.

Mange samboere deler bolig og hverdagsøkonomi uten å ha avklart eierskap eller fordeling av lån og kostnader. En samboeravtale gir begge parter forutberegnelighet og vil forebygge uenighet hvis livssituasjonen endrer seg, særlig når det gjelder boligformue, egenkapital og løpende utgifter.