Norway introduced SAF-T legislation in 2017. SAF-T reporting in Norway is mandatory from January 2020. Companies with less than 5 Million NOK in turnover and that have not published any data electronically are exempt from the requirement.
Only when the Tax Agency requests it, the taxpayer must submit to Norwegian SAF-T.
What is the Format of Saf-t Reporting in Norway ?
The e-format is XML machine readable format. It mainly contains transactional data.
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