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VAT Expert in Europe

Selling in Europe with Incoterm DDP. Eurofiscalis handle your VAT registration & declarations | I want to learn more

Selling in Europe with Incoterm DDP.

Eurofiscalis handle your VAT registration & declarations

I want to learn more

Norwegian VAT Number
Norwegian VAT number

What is a norwegian VAT number?

A Norwegian VAT number is a unique identification number assigned to a businesses in Norway to identify them as registered VAT payers. The VAT number is used to track and report VAT payments made by a company. All businesses are required to register for VAT in Norway if they meet certain criteria. Before you do this you must register with the Norwegian registration center. 

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Who assignes norwegian vat numbers?

In Norway, VAT numbers are assigned by the Norwegian tax authorities. To obtain a VAT number, a business must register for VAT and for an organizational number. This process involves filling out RF-1198 in order to obtain a tax number, and providing certain information about the business, including its name, address, business activities, and financial details. The structure of a Norwegian VAT number is as follows: 

 

  • The first two digits represent the country code for Norway, which is “NO” and is used when the company operates abroad this is mainly used outside of Norway and you are not required to use it.
  • The next nine digits are the business’s organizational number, which is a unique identification number assigned to the business by the Register of Business Enterprises (Enhetsregisteret).
  • The last three letters, “MVA”, are a indicator that this is a VAT number.

When must a business register for VAT?

 Businesses that are required to register for VAT must do so within three months from the date they first exceeded the threshold for mandatory VAT registration. They must also charge VAT on their taxable supplies from that date. The requirements are as follows: 

 

  • The business must meet certain criteria, such as having annual taxable supplies exceeding NOK 50,000 (approx. €5000) and carrying out certain types of activities, such as providing services or selling goods.
  • The business must also fill out a registration form called Form BR 1080 and provide certain information about the business, including its name, address, business activities, and financial details in order to get a organizational number.
  • The business must register for VAT within three months from the first time it exceeded the threshold.
  • The business must charge VAT on its taxable supplies from the date it first exceeded the threshold for mandatory VAT registration.
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