- The Norwegian Ministry of Finance is consulting on changes to VAT rules for remotely delivered services.
- These services include marketing, consulting, and ICT services.
- VAT is based on the destination principle, meaning it is due where services are consumed.
- International companies have an advantage over Norwegian companies under current rules.
- The consultation proposes extending VAT obligations to international companies using services in Norway.
- It also suggests expanding VAT deduction rights for services bought in Norway but used outside.
- A special rule is proposed for equal treatment of international and local companies selling financial services.
- Norway is the first European country to propose using the OECD model for these services.
- Consultations are open until June 21, 2025, for public input.
Source: vatabout.com
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