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Fall in assessable incomes
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Income and deductions for companies, 2011

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Fall in assessable incomes

Assessable incomes for limited companies stood at NOK 424 billion in 2011, falling NOK 17 billion or 4 per cent from the previous year.

Limited companies’ income and deductions. Main figuresPublished 22 March 2013
NOK millionChange in per cent
20112010 - 20112006 - 2011
Assessable incomes (mill. NOK)424 459-3.933.2
Entrepreneurial income (mill. NOK)296 803-1.727.2
Received intra-group contribution (mill. NOK)127 603-8.549.9
Deductions in income (mill. NOK)312 668-5.644.2
Entrepreneurial deficit and real estate deficit (mill. NOK)139 6902.375.0
Deduction for previous years deficit (mill. NOK)39 635-5.92.9
Paid intra-group contribution (mill. NOK)132 534-12.038.7
Ordinary income (mill. NOK)111 4101.39.3
Positive (taxable) income203 3892.031.9
Negative income (mill. NOK)91 9792.976.1
Number of enterprises in the sample203 6973.419.4

Source: Statistics Norway

Negative and positive ordinary income. 2007-2011. NOK million

Received group contributions, with a fall of NOK 12 billion from 2010, accounted for most of the decline. Entrepreneurial income fell by NOK 5 billion.

Deductions in income also dropped

Total deductions in income dropped NOK 18 billion or 6 per cent from 2010 to 2011. The decline resulted from paid group contributions. Public-owned companies contributed NOK 15 billion to the decrease in paid group contributions.

Taxable income rose slightly

Taxable income rose from 2010 to 2011 by NOK 4 billion or 2 per cent. Forty-four per cent of limited companies had a taxable income in 2011, and the share over the last five years has been between 44 and 48 per cent. Negative income also increased slightly, by NOK 3 billion.

The fiscal year 2011 statistics are based on assessment data from a sample of 203 697 limited companies. The population consists of 222 289 limited companies, including all non-financial sector limited liability companies, except companies in the crude oil and natural gas extraction industry.