Scandicorp has released its latest publication, Doing Business in Norway, a detailed guide designed to help entrepreneurs, investors, and international companies understand the regulatory framework, key sectors, and opportunities available in the Norwegian market.
-- Scandicorp Releases Comprehensive Guide on Doing Business in Norway
Scandicorp has announced the release of its new guide, Doing Business in Norway, aimed at assisting foreign investors, entrepreneurs, and established firms seeking to expand into the Norwegian market. The guide provides a structured overview of Norway’s business environment, outlining the legal, financial, and administrative steps required to successfully establish and operate a company in the country.
Norway continues to attract international business interest thanks to its political stability, transparent regulations, and innovation-driven economy. The Scandinavian nation has built a strong reputation for supporting entrepreneurship and sustainable business practices, particularly in renewable energy, maritime technology, and digital innovation. Scandicorp’s newly released guide highlights how these factors combine to make Norway one of Europe’s most attractive destinations for business formation.
The publication covers essential topics such as selecting a suitable company structure, complying with tax obligations, and navigating the country’s employment and reporting requirements. It also explores Norway’s corporate tax system, including the standard 22% tax rate and the exemption on most capital gains and dividends. Entrepreneurs will also find guidance on VAT, banking, and available government incentives designed to promote research, green technology, and export development.
A major focus of the guide is simplifying the process for foreign founders. It explains residency requirements, board composition rules, and practical steps for opening corporate bank accounts. In addition, Scandicorp outlines how it assists clients throughout each stage — from incorporation and compliance to accounting, HR support, and ongoing management.
According to Scandicorp, understanding Norway’s business culture is just as important as knowing the regulations. The guide emphasizes the importance of transparency, direct communication, and consensus-driven decision-making, which are central to building strong relationships and trust within the Norwegian market.
The Doing Business in Norway guide is part of Scandicorp’s broader effort to make Nordic markets more accessible to international entrepreneurs. The company’s ongoing series of market guides, which also includes Doing Business in Sweden and Doing Business in Finland, provides investors with the tools and insights needed to navigate each country’s distinct legal and cultural environment.
The full guide is now available through Scandicorp’s website. Readers can learn more and access the article How to Start a Business in Norway as a Foreigner for a complete breakdown of requirements, taxation details, and sector-specific opportunities.
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Name: Lasse Henritius
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Organization: Scandicorp Group
Address: 28 Vasagatan, Stockholm, Stockholms län 111 20, Sweden
Website: https://scandicorp.com/
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