We work across the Norwegian SME landscape, and we go deepest where the accounting has its own rules — construction, retail, professional services, hospitality, transport and tech.
Project accounting, work in progress, the reverse-charge VAT rules for subcontracted construction services, HSE card follow-up and reporting of foreign labour.
Typical client: 5–30 employees, several projects running in parallel.
Daily cash register settlement, inventory and shrinkage, payment provider reconciliation (Vipps, Stripe, Klarna), import VAT and cross-border sales.
Typical client: physical store, webshop, or both.
Time-based invoicing, project margin, work in progress and unbilled revenue, partner compensation and bonus schemes.
Typical client: agencies, consultancies, architects, law firms.
Cash register system requirements, tips and gratuity handling, the reduced VAT rates on food and accommodation, high staff turnover in payroll.
Typical client: 10–60 employees, many part-time.
Vehicle depreciation and leasing, fuel and toll documentation, driver allowances, cabotage and cross-border invoicing.
Typical client: owner-operated fleets of 3–25 vehicles.
Subscription revenue recognition, MRR and churn reporting, R&D cost treatment, SkatteFUNN documentation, share option schemes and investor reporting.
Typical client: funded start-ups and profitable niche software firms.
Around a quarter of our clients have owners or management outside Norway. That brings a specific set of questions: NUF versus AS, D-numbers and Altinn roles, the board residency requirement, permanent establishment, VAT representation, and reporting foreign employees on assignment.
We run those engagements entirely in English, including the meetings with your Norwegian bank, and we translate what Skatteetaten actually asks for into something answerable.
Roughly 70% of any company's accounting is identical regardless of industry. What differs is the last 30%: which revenue rules apply, which costs are deductible, and which documentation the tax office expects.
In the first conversation we tell you honestly whether we have handled your industry before. If we have not, we say so — and either take the time to learn it properly or point you to someone who already knows it.
Take the 60-second check and get a fixed price for your company — no obligation.