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2007 - a good year for self-employed
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2007 - a good year for self-employed

Entrepreneurial income for self-employed in non-primary industries amounted to almost NOK 460 000 on average in 2007. This is an increase of 9 per cent from the previous year.

Self-employed are classified by whether their main incomes come from primary industries, other industries or wages and pensions.

Entrepreneurial income for self-employed in other industries. Average NOK. 2007

More than half of the self-employed received their main income from wages and pensions in 2007. Entrepreneurial income for this group amounted to NOK 44 900 on average in 2007.

Self-employed with main income from primary industries had an average entrepreneurial income of NOK 331 300.

For self-employed in other industries the corresponding figure was NOK 458 900.

Figure 1 shows the average entrepreneurial income for self-employed in manufacture, construction, trade, transport and independent occupations like lawyers, doctors, dentists etc.

About the statistics

The tables include information about 330 218 self-employed persons. A self-employed person is a person who conducts business at his or her own risk. Married couples conducting a business together are counted as two self-employed, even though they share the taxable entrepreneurial income. One self-employed can run more than one business. The persons are classified by whether their main incomes come from business or wages and pensions. More than half of the self-employed received their main income from wages and pensions in 2007.

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