How to deal with tax and social Security when paying overseas Read more about Norway’s wealth tax. Residents normally pay UK tax on all their income, whether it’s from the UK or abroad. Yes. If you have securities such as shares, bonds, etc., you must state both the yield on the entire wealth and profits/losses on the securities that have been capitalised. UK working Long-term working overseas (normally at least one UK tax year outside the UK) No. An employee working in Norway must pay tax in Norway on income and taxable benefits received for this work. From what you say it sounds like you will be living more or less permanently in Norway and will therefore be regarded as "tax resident" in Norway by the Norwegian authorities which means you will probably have to pay tax like any other Norwegian regardless of the fact that you are still 'earning' your wage and being paid in the UK. The corporate tax rate is 24%. 8.2%*. Tax residency Resident status is obtained when an alien resides in Norway more than 183 days in the course of any 12-month period or 270 days in any 36-month period. Norway - Tax services and advice | UK Tax | Tax accountant | Tax ... Working in Norway -Tax Forum :: Free Tax Advice - taxationweb.co.uk In addition, there is a flat local municipal tax at the rate of 25%. If there is no deal, several tax arrangements will cease to apply. Hence your taxes are colected at the place where you are going to use it. You can spend more time in the UK - up to 182 days in any tax year and remain tax resident, as long as you don’t become tax resident in another country, by being resident for more than 183 days. Your rights … Not all banks/managers abroad issue profit/loss statements. 2. The step tax for income between 254,500kr and 639,750kr is 4.2%.