Establishing a business in a new country comes with many legal and administrative challenges. For international companies aiming to enter the Norwegian market, purchasing a shelf company can be a highly effective solution.
As the new year unfolds, Norwegian companies operating as limited liability companies (AS) are reminded of the impending deadline for the annual Shareholder Register Notification. This crucial filing, due before the 31st of January each year, plays a pivotal role in maintaining transparency and accountability within the corporate structure.
For Norwegian entrepreneurs navigating the intricate landscape of business ownership, the concept of holding companies, or "haldingsselskap," holds strategic significance. One compelling reason to opt for a holding structure, especially in Norway, is the advantageous tax treatment afforded by the "Fritaksmetoden" in skatteloven, the Norwegian Income Tax Act.
In the dynamic landscape of entrepreneurship, the concept of shelf companies has gained significant traction. We explore what a shelf company is and delve into the advantages of purchasing one in Norway compared to the traditional route of company registration.
At Shelf Maker we can help you with capital increase after a shelf company is purchased. Learn more about how a capital increase with non-monetary contributions work.
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