Norway's new Altinn system restricts automatic access for certain roles, such as business manager and board member, meaning some may lose prior access. The Main Administrator can grant all access, while Access Managers have limited authority. NUF companies receive additional access rights, and businesses should verify Main Administrator status for authorization issues. Norway has introduced change... Read more

The Norwegian Parliament mandates e-invoicing and digital bookkeeping for businesses by 2027, prohibiting paper invoices and traditional bookkeeping tools, with specific exemptions and further technical details to follow. The Norwegian Parliament has approved the legislation that will make e-invoicing and digital bookkeeping mandatory for businesses subject to bookkeeping obligations. The reform... Read more

Norway has proposed mandatory structured B2B e-invoicing from January 1, 2027, using EHF/Peppol formats, followed by mandatory digital bookkeeping from January 1, 2030 Norway has proposed introducing mandatory electronic invoicing for businesses from January 1, 2027. Under the proposal, businesses with bookkeeping obligations in Norway would have to issue structured e-Invoices when invoicing othe... Read more

Norway has updated access rights in the new Altinn system, meaning some company roles will no longer automatically receive the same digital authorization as before. Businesses should check who has Main administrator rights and ensure the correct users are manually granted the necessary access packages. Norway has updated how access rights are handled in the new Altinn system. In the new Altinn, s... Read more

Altinn users must complete unfinished forms by May 31, 2026, before the old system shuts down. Review powers of attorney and access permissions in the new system. Read more

The purpose of this document is to describe how electronic invoices are handled in Norway. This document explains e-Invoices, what they are, and how they are used, with special attention being paid to their legal treatment in Norway. Read more