- E-invoicing will become mandatory for businesses from January 1, 2027, and electronic accounting systems from January 1, 2030.
- Changes to the Securities Trading Act allow for passive (silent) consent to electronic communication from issuers to shareholders, pending general meeting approval.
- Accountants with qualifications from outside the EEA, Switzerland, and the UK must meet standard requirements for Norwegian approval; clarification of practice requirements for authorization is also proposed.
- Amendments to the Financial Supervision Act clarify the Ministry’s authority and establish rules for handling complaints about supervisory decisions.
- Minor changes to the DORA Act allow regulations for the Norwegian Natural Perils Pool and enable Norges Bank to charge certain companies for advanced cyber resilience testing.
Source: regjeringen.no
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