- Norway’s Ministry of Finance proposed a new law to consolidate and modernize excise duty regulations.
- The law would unify excise duties into a single legislative act, moving key provisions and exemptions into statutory law.
- The reform is mainly technical and does not introduce significant tax changes.
- Detailed operational rules will remain in regulations and annual parliamentary decisions.
Source: kpmg.com
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