- The Norwegian Ministry of Finance opened a consultation on November 29 to discuss extending the VAT compensation claim deadline for certain taxpayers including some private enterprises
- The proposal suggests extending the claim deadline to three years post the relevant tax period
- It also proposes a five-year period for the Tax Authority to correct errors found by taxpayers after the initial three-year period
- Interest calculation would start three weeks following the original tax return filing date
- The proposal aims to repeal voluntary correction rules and introduce a tax exemption for amending errors
- Stakeholders are invited to submit their comments by March 3, 2025
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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