Tax account statistics
Increase in petroleum tax payments
By the end of April, NOK 297.5 billion had been paid in taxes in Norway. This is an increase of 10.2 per cent from last year. NOK 73.1 billion has been paid in taxes on extraction of petroleum.
(16.05.2012)
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ODA figures from OECD
Slight drop in share to development aid
Total net official development assistance (ODA) from the 23 OECD countries that are members of the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) amounted to USD 133.5 billion in 2011. This corresponds to 0.31 per cent of the countries’ combined gross national income, down from 0.32 per cent in 2010.
(15.05.2012)
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Central government revenue and expenditure
Increase in government revenue
The central government’s fiscal account, including the National Insurance Scheme, shows an increase in total revenue from NOK 1 065 billion in 2010 to NOK 1 224 billion in 2011. Total expenditure has increased from NOK 893 billion to NOK 952 billion.
(09.05.2012)
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General government revenue and expenditure
NOK 369 billion in surplus
General government revenue and expenditure shows net lending of NOK 369 billion for 2011; NOK 87 billion higher than in 2010. Figures for central government show a surplus of NOK 391 billion, while local government is in the opposite position with net borrowing of NOK 22 billion.
(29.03.2012)
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Government Pension Fund Norway
Decrease in total assets
At the end of 2011, assets in the Government Pension Fund Norway were valued at NOK 136.4 billion. This is a decrease of 2.2 per cent from the previous year.
(28.03.2012)
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Public non-financial enterprises, structural business statistics
Decline in publicly-owned enterprises
There were approximately 3 200 publicly-owned non-financial enterprises at the end of 2011. About 2 500, which is approximately 78 per cent, were local government-owned enterprises, while the rest were owned by the central government. The most common type of business organisation was limited companies.
(19.03.2012)
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Municipal accounting statistics. County authority
County authorities’ net operating surplus NOK 3.4 billion
Preliminary figures for county authorities in 2011 show a total net operating surplus of approximately NOK 3.3 billion or 5.5 per cent of gross operating revenues. This is a reduction of almost NOK 1.7 billion from 2010.
(15.03.2012)
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Municipal accounting statistics. Municipalities
Economic situation about the same
Preliminary figures for 2011 show about the same situation in municipalities’ finances compared to 2010. Net operating surplus for the municipalities is estimated at 2.0 per cent in 2011 compared to 2.1 per cent in 2010.
(15.03.2012)
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Accounting statistics, public non-financial corporations
More earnings from oil and gas
Public non-financial corporations achieved a profitable account in the 2010 fiscal year. The high profit is mainly attributed to enterprises involved in mining and quarrying. Corporations involved in electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply also achieved high profits.
(21.12.2011)
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General government financial assets and liabilities
Net financial assets surpass NOK 4 000 billion
At the end of 2010, general government net financial assets increased by NOK 478 billion to an all time high of NOK 4 170 billion.
(21.12.2011)
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StatRes Central government
More immigrants in central government
The share of immigrants in central government increased from 8.1 per cent of the man-years in 2009 to 8.4 per cent in 2010. This corresponds to nearly 950 more man-years.
(20.12.2011)
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Statistics of accounts - local government- owned rehabilitation enterprises
Profitable development
Rehabilitation enterprises owned by the local government achieved a profitable accounting year in 2010. Profit before tax was NOK 92 million, which is a decline of some NOK 28 million from 2009. These enterprises employed about 24 700 persons as at the end of 2010.
(06.12.2011)
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Public purchasing
Public purchases totalled NOK 380 billion
Public purchases of goods and services amounted to about NOK 380 billion in 2010. This is an increase of about NOK 10 billion, or 2.8 per cent, compared to 2009. Public purchases amounted to some 15.1 per cent of the gross domestic product.
(06.12.2011)
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The Norwegian Tax Administration
9 out of 10 inheritance tax cases processed within six months
The Tax Administration processed 90 per cent of inheritance and gift cases in 2010 within six months. Total inheritance tax on inheritance and gifts amounted to NOK 2.2 billion and 44 594 cases were handled.
(31.10.2011)
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Norwegian Customs and Excise
High inspection frequency in Norwegian Customs and Excise
In 2010, the activity in the Norwegian economy went up. This leads to an increase in the workload for the Norwegian Customs and Excise. The agency conducted more inspections than previous years and the percentage of hits has remained at a stable level.
(29.08.2011)
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Church accounts statistics
Satisfactory gross operating surplus [Corrected 25 July 2011]
Gross operating surplus for the joint parish councils was NOK 139 million in 2010, a decrease of about NOK 28 million, or 17 per cent, from 2009.
(22.07.2011)
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Property tax statistics
Extended use of property tax in municipalities
Property tax was a source of revenue for 309 municipalities in 2010. The municipalities had total revenues of NOK 7.1 billion from property tax in 2010. Property tax then contributed to 2.4 per cent of the municipalities’ total gross operating revenues.
(27.06.2011)
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Local government
Substantial local government deficit
Preliminary figures for local government showed a deficit of NOK 24 billion in 2010. This is the fourth successive year of substantial deficit in local government.
(21.02.2011)
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Central government fiscal account, revenue and expenditure, second quarter 2006
Increase in both revenue and expenditure
The Central government fiscal account had a total revenue of NOK 332 billion in the second quarter of 2006. Total expenditure amounted to NOK 186 billion the same period. This corresponds to a 16.4 per cent increase in revenue, and 11 per cent increase in expenditure compared with the second quarter 2005.
(25.08.2006)
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