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ENFORCEMENT
CryptaCount Editorial · · 6 min read
Norway Tax Enforcement: Convictions Up, Sentences Harsher in 2025

Norway's tax authority recorded a sharp rise in criminal convictions and sentence severity in 2025, signalling a materially higher enforcement risk for firms and advisers operating in the Norwegian market.

AML / KYC / LICENSING
CryptaCount Editorial · · 6 min read
Skatteetaten Defends Audit Data-Copying Powers: What Firms Must Know

Skatteetaten publicly defends its statutory right to copy business devices during tax audits, signaling heightened enforcement risk for firms with digital-first record-keeping in Norway

TAX REPORTING
CryptaCount Editorial · · 5 min read
Norway CARF 2026: Automated Crypto Tax Reporting Begins

CARF goes live in Norway from 1 January 2026: what the automated exchange of crypto data means for accountants and CFOs advising Norwegian clients

ENFORCEMENT
CryptaCount Editorial · · 4 min read
Skatteetaten Charges Deduction Fraud Facilitators After NOK 1.9B Audit Sweep

Norway's tax authority criminally charges deduction fraud facilitators after 5,000+ targeted audits uncover NOK 1.9 billion in false claims, with crypto deductions explicitly in scope