- From 1 July 2026, Norwegian VAT will apply to remotely supplied services used in Norway, including those acquired by nonresident entities, via the reverse charge procedure.
- The rules cover both direct and indirect use of externally acquired services within Norway, ensuring equal VAT treatment for domestic and international enterprises.
- The destination principle is implemented, taxing services where they are consumed.
- The right to deduct input VAT is expanded for Norwegian establishments acquiring services used outside Norway.
- Businesses affected should assess the impact, update procedures, and ensure compliance with the new rules.
Source: randstad.es
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