A comprehensive guide to business entities in Norway, including private limited liability companies (AS), public limited liability companies (ASA), partnerships, and Norwegian branches of foreign companies (NUF).

What does it mean that a company is a legal entity? Read about companies' legal status, legal capacity, property relations, and exceptions such as piercing the corporate veil and liability breakthrough.

Learn about the central principles in company law: indirect liability, shareholder democracy, minority protection, duty of loyalty, and their practical significance.

Explore the characteristics of general partnerships in Norwegian law. The article explains participants' unlimited liability, capital conditions, decision-making processes, and rules regarding transferability of partnership shares.

Learn about key regulations in company law, including requirements for share capital, shareholder rights, and rules for share transfers. Essential knowledge for shareholders and corporate stakeholders.

Get insight into formal requirements and procedures for establishing and registering limited liability companies and general partnerships in Norway, including electronic establishment via Altinn and the consequences of failure to register.

Get an overview of public law frameworks and regulations of business activities in company form, including registration requirements, taxation, accounting, competition, and securities trading.