Changes to the Norwegian Accounting Act (NAA) regarding simplified note requirements for small companies took place 1 July 2021. The changes are a result of the EU-Directive putting limits on what can be required of small entities. The purpose is to have simplified rules for small businesses.
NThe NAA § 1-6 defines a small company as being a reporting entity that does not fall within the definition of large companies in NAA § 1-5 (such as companies with listed shares/bonds and certain regulated businesses), and that does not exceed two of the three thresholds: income of NOK 70 million, a balance sum of NOK 35 million, and number of average full-time employees not exceeding 50.
The biggest change for small reporting entities is all the note requirements that no longer are required. The following previous requirements have been repealed:
In addition, one other important change is made to the notes, but applies for all companies, not only the small ones: Note information to the balance sheet and the income statement shall be listed in the same order as the lines in the balance sheet and the income statement ( NAA § 7-1 a).
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