Do you want to start a new business - we'll help you!
Regnskapskollegiet is committed to the development of the business community. That's why we encourage anyone who wants to start a new business and are happy to help you get started with strategy, planning and paperwork.
Read more about what to consider when setting up a company here.
Choose the right company form
One of the first things you should consider is which company form is most appropriate for your new company. The most common company forms in Norway are:
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Limited liability company (AS)
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Sole proprietorship (ENK)
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General partnership (ANS/DA)
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Cooperatives (SA)
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Public limited company (ASA)
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Norwegian-registered foreign enterprise (NUF)
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Foundation
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Association
Limited liability companies and sole proprietorships, popularly known as sole proprietorships, are the most commonly used forms of company in Norway. All forms of company have their advantages and disadvantages. For example, a limited company is best for those with large expenses or growth ambitions.
Listen to experienced accountants
Whether you run an AS, ENK, NUF or ANS/DA, you should have a clear and long-term financial plan. With us, you'll find accountants with extensive experience in assisting both small and large businesses.
Although it may be easy to think that you don't need an accountant as a small, start-up company, it's always worthwhile to work with an accountant from the start. Together, we establish good routines from the start, so that you are always up to date with various deadlines and requirements from the authorities.
Save time and money
If your business does not have its own finance department, it may be worth consulting us. We do our best to ensure that you and your business always have a sound basis for decision-making, and are also concerned that you should be protected if times get worse.
Fast help and feedback from us also gives you time to concentrate on what you do best. So you can sleep well at night while we take care of your accounts.
