Italian-speaking accountants in Norway

An Italian founder in Norway deals with two systems at once: the Norwegian one, in Norwegian, and the Italian one at home. An accountant who speaks Italian can explain the Norwegian steps in your language and talk to the Italian side, but should still file in the form Norwegian authorities require. Ask which of the two sides the firm actually covers: Norwegian filings only, or also the coordination with your Italian adviser.

Check the profile for a named person who works in Italian, and ask whether contracts, letters and monthly reports are produced in Italian or only discussed in it. Ask which entity types the firm handles: a limited company (AS) and the Norwegian branch of a foreign company (NUF) are the two an Italian business most often uses. Ask about published prices, since none of the four shows any.

Four accounting firms in Norway offer Italian: two small, one medium-sized and one part of a large network. All four also work in English, Norwegian and French, and three in German. All four offer accounting, tax compliance and VAT, three offer payroll, and one each offers audit, company formation and residency help. They name construction, e-commerce and cross-border sellers among their sectors. For all firms, see accountants for foreign clients in Norway, the Oslo page, or request a quote.