Consultation on various matters - Facebook
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Need to find out something about a topic or are you considering how to solve your problem? Write to us and we will help!
Via Messenger messages we will answer the questions on your mind and try to solve your situation together. These can be various matters - from questions about payslips, to benefits or pensions.
The consultation will take place through messages with Aleksander Mariański - Accountant in Norway via Facebook/Messenger.
NOTICE! Facebook pages unfortunately cannot start a conversation first, so we will be waiting for your message. Without it, the service time may be significantly longer.
How does the consultation work?
The procedure for purchasing and carrying out the consultation is as follows:
- Order the service on this page using the "I order!" button, then go through the payment process.
- After ordering the service, send a message via the Messenger/Facebook app to Aleksander Mariański - Accountant in Norway saying: "Hello, my name is... and I have ordered the Facebook consultation service". IMPORTANT: Provide your real personal details that you entered during payment - this will help verify your order. It is best if you also add the email address and phone number given when placing the order.
- After verification, write any question you would like answered. You can describe your situation in as much detail as you wish.
- The answer will appear in your inbox within two working days.
- If the answer is not satisfactory for you and still has not solved your problem - we guarantee ongoing contact until it is resolved
What do you gain by using the service?
If you decide to use our help, you can count on:
- An answer to the questions you ask, with sources where relevant
- Ongoing contact with our accounting department
- Analysis of your documents on the issue in question
Cases we have resolved
Below you can read sample questions and answers:
Q: Hello, could you answer a question for me: in Norway, is 50 percent tax deducted from a second job? I should add that the second job is also 100%.
A: No, the second employer should in such a situation deduct tax on account according to the percentage that you will also find on your tax card (skatteekort).
Q: I have an unusual question: can a person from Poland who is not registered in Norway (as a tourist) buy an apartment in Norway with cash?
A: There is no problem with that; when buying, such a person obtains a personal number for contact with the authorities in this situation 🙂
Q: I have a huge request: do you know which holiday law in Norway says that the employer decides my holiday in 2022 without the right of appeal, even though I am requesting different days?
A: Ferieloven §6 (1) states that holiday should be arranged and negotiated jointly with the employer, while the employer has the final decision on the timing.
Q: I returned to Norway after the Christmas break and am starting work in a different place from where I worked before. I have a D-number. Do I now need to report anything to the tax office after returning?
A: If you ended your cooperation with the previous employer, they should report it and the new employer should also register you. If you have not changed your place of residence, etc., then you do not need to report anything either.
Free help
In addition to the service, we offer free text consultations in matters such as:
- Kildeskatt 25% (PAYE) - assessing whether it is worthwhile
- Setting up a company
- Consultations regarding your active company and accounting
- NAV benefits - checking whether you are entitled to them
- Simple matters related to sykepenger/feriepenger
- Simple matters related to employment law in Norway
What matters do we help with?
You can ask for a consultation on any topic, but we have already helped with matters such as:
- Sick leave (sick note from Poland, leaving Norway while on sick leave, related employee rights)
- Dagpenger/Permittering (staying in Poland while receiving the benefit, working while receiving unemployment benefit)
- Holidays (payment of feriepenger, holiday dates, illness during holiday, employee rights, etc.)
- NAV benefits/allowances (when they are not available, what to do if they are not available, working while receiving the benefit, etc.)
- Obligations towards Skatteetaten/NAV (initial review of letters)
- Employer obligations towards the employee (commuting costs, business trips, etc.)
- Setting up a company (which form to choose, rules, costs, deadlines, bank accounts, etc.)
- Running a company (providing services in a rented house, accounting, leasing, etc.)
- Bookkeeping in a company (when it is required, when it is worthwhile, etc.)
- MVA registration and reporting (when to issue invoices with MVA, when registration is needed, etc.)
- Tax cards (when the employer has not provided one, etc.)
- Working for several employers (whether it is possible, how to account for it, etc.)
- Working as an employee and running a company at the same time (whether it is possible, how to account for it, what it involves, etc.)
- Kildeskatt 25% (calculating whether switching to standard taxation is worthwhile)
- An Altinn account (login problems, etc.)
- Sykepenger (what to do if you are not entitled to it, etc.)
- Grants for starting a business (where to look, who can receive them, etc.)
- Customs matters (transporting goods - what is and is not allowed, in what quantities, etc.)
- International transfers (gifts, profits from property sales)
- Buying property in Norway (whether it is possible, what is needed, etc.)
- Concluding an employment contract (what it must contain, in what form it must be, within what time)
- Terminating an employment contract (notice periods, rules, obligations, etc.)
- Calculating additional payment/refund (where to find information)
- Checking paid advances
- Checking earnings (also from several years back)
- Payments for absence due to coronavirus
- Access to NAV benefits while running a company
- Employer obligations in a company during the pandemic
- Getting started in Norway (police appointment, tax cards)
I need advice on Poland-Norway taxes
If you want to find out your tax residence or do not know whether you also need to settle your income from Norway in Poland, you can use our help in determining taxes in Poland and Norway.