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Yes, they do know the value of the work undertaken in Norway, because all foreign companies are obliged to file a due diligence contract filing called RF-1199, stating the full value of the contract. If some of the work is undertaken outside the country, then this should be explained on the due...
All income has to be declared in Norway, whether you work as a contractor, for an agency or a UK company.
Some may not have to pay taxes, but this is assessed individually by the tax authorities and would also require the contractor to have an A1 form from the home country.
You should get...
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If you charge by the hour or the day, then the 183-day rule does not apply in Norway. You will be considered "hired labour". You can either register your limited in Norway or use an umbrella. If you only work a few days at the time, then an umbrella solution is the easiest by...