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Most foreign workers who are new in Norway will automatically become part of a voluntary tax scheme called PAYE (Pay As You Earn) when they apply for a tax deduction card. Under this scheme, you’re taxed at a fixed percentage that your employer deducts from your salary.
PAYE (Pay As You Earn) for foreign workers in Norway. From 2019, a new and simplified tax scheme will take effect. The scheme is meant for foreign workers in Norway.
25 kwi 2023 · The PAYE scheme is a tax scheme for foreign workers who have short work stays in Norway, and the first year the worker is a tax resident in Norway. For you as an employer, the PAYE scheme means you must deduct tax according to a fixed rate and report both salary and deducted tax to the Tax Administration.
2 lut 2023 · PAYE (Pay As You Earn) is a simplified tax scheme for foreign workers in Norway. Most foreign workers fall under this scheme during their first year in Norway. In this blog, we'll explain how the PAYE scheme works and how you, as an employer, can help your employees do it correctly.
When you as a foreign employer bring your employees to Norway to work here, you will generally be obliged to report salaries, payroll withholding tax and employer's National Insurance contributions to the Norwegian Tax Administration.
Your employer must deduct tax under the PAYE scheme for the following: salary and other allowances received for work performed in Norway, including annual leave allowance (feriepenger) remuneration received as a director or member of a management board in Norwegian companies.
Most new foreign workers in Norway automatically become part of a simplified tax scheme called PAYE (Pay As You Earn). Under this scheme, employees are taxed at a fixed percentage that you, as the employer, must deduct from their salary.
