- Norway is consulting on proposed VAT rule changes for remote services, effective July 1, 2026.
- The proposal allows businesses to report VAT using budgeted allocations over up to 12 months, with later reconciliation to actual costs.
- The new rules aim to support cross-border remote services within multinational groups, especially when services are used in Norway.
- Amendments would expand input VAT deduction/refund for services used by foreign establishments and narrow reverse-charge obligations for fully deductible use.
Source: kpmg.com
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