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The double tax treaty between the UK and Norway follows the model OECD treaty. In respect of employment income this would mean that income earned by a UK resident from an employment in Norway would be taxable in Norway unless the period of residence in Norway was less than 6 months.
This would suggest from the info you present that the income is only taxable in the UK. This would apply to social security contributions too. Let me know if you need further help. Kind regards,
John S King
Chartered Tax Adviser
www.taxation-advice.com
The double tax treaty between the UK and Norway follows the model OECD treaty. In respect of employment income this would mean that income earned by a UK resident from an employment in Norway would be taxable in Norway unless the period of residence in Norway was less than 6 months.
This would suggest from the info you present that the income is only taxable in the UK. This would apply to social security contributions too. Let me know if you need further help. Kind regards,
John S King
Chartered Tax Adviser
www.taxation-advice.com
John S King
Chartered Tax Adviser
e: help@taxation-advice.com
w: http://www.taxation-advice.com
01732 897850
Chartered Tax Adviser
e: help@taxation-advice.com
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01732 897850
