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Which income will be taxed in Norway?

• Live in Norway? (min. 183 consecutive days over 12 months) You must pay tax on your worldwide income there.
  
  
• Lived in Norway less than 183 consecutive days? You are not considered tax resident and only pay tax on income earned in Norway.
  
  
• Income from other EU countries? Check you never pay tax twice on the same income.

How much will you pay?

What's left of your gross income in Norway after deduction of taxes and social security contributions?

Income tax calculator - Norway norsk           

Income tax rates for 2013

To calculate your total tax bill:

1.     Work out your taxable income by subtracting any applicable allowances or deductions for expenditure

2.     Work out the rate that applies to it by combining these 3:

• combined national and municipal income tax — 28%
    (24.5% in Finnmark and Nord-Troms counties).
• top tax — 0 — 12% (depending on your income)
• social security contribution (NIS) — 11%.

When and how do you pay?

You must file a tax return for self-employed workers norsk (form RF-1030) by 31 May every year.

How to appeal / complain

If you disagree with your tax assessment, you can appeal to the tax office norsk . For details of exactly where and how, see your tax assessment letter.

Links

Norwegian tax administration - international site

Norwegian tax administration norsk

EU tax law - by country