Help in Norway. We live, we live in Norway. We usually settle in the country of the fjords by work. We want to earn a little more - we have plans, dreams, goals related to the cash earned in the new job. Over time, however, Norway becomes our home, our place to live. Sometimes, out of ordinary longing, we bring our loved ones here. However, it often happens that we simply say that life here can be just fun. In our Norwegian reality, good support of experts in the field of taxes, family benefits accounting and insurance is essential. Today we recommend Easy Norway services - Magdalena Sulowska, Paulina Kołakowska. Thanks to such support, tax law, issues related to social support will have no secrets for us. 
Help in Norway - you are in good hands ...
Easy Norway provides the following services:
Family And Life In Norway
- maternity allowance
- paternity allowance
- baby shower
- family and child benefit
- social assistance
- application for admission to kindergarten and school
- co-financing for kindergarten
- registration with the police
- application for health insurance
- relegation
Taxes
- pendler status
- standardfradrag 10%
- correction of the tax settlement
- checking the billing
Job
- unemployment benefit
- transfer of the right to unemployment benefit
- temporary allowance
- resumption of unemployment benefit
- reporting an accident at work
- sick leave
- business registration
- tax card
- recognition of foreign education
- loan applications
Help in Norway - why is it worth it?
Often the number of necessary formalities related to work, family life, accounting and taxes in force here in Norway exceeds us. It is worth using the services of a company that provides services in all three areas - thanks to this, we can be sure that our matters are dealt with by competent professionals - people whom we can trust. Of course, we also save our time. It's good to know your rights ... especially since some regulations change very often. What we wrote about, inter alia, in the text: Rehabilitation benefits in Norway - will funds be cut?
