The Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway has begun issuing its 2026 supervisory levy invoices, with NOK 672.149 million of the authority's costs allocated to supervised entities. All firms and persons that were under supervision on 31 December 2025 must pay the 2026 levy, while entities that were wound up or lost their licence during 2025 will not be charged. Entities that first came under supervision in 2025, and licensed firms with no turnover, must pay at least the minimum amount set for their supervisory group. The Norwegian Tax Administration's collection authority is sending the invoices on the authority's behalf. Invoices were sent to 12,626 state-authorised accountants on 1 June 2026 and to 267 listed issuers in week 19, while invoices for other supervisory groups are being sent in week 24. Separate annual charges also apply to certain cross-border activities to cover the authority's costs of maintaining registers and systems, including Norwegian agents of EEA payment institutions and investment firms, EEA UCITS management companies, third-country alternative investment fund managers, and non-EEA auditors and audit firms.
Norwegian Finanstilsynet2026-06-09
Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway begins issuing 2026 supervisory levy invoices for NOK 672.149 million
The Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway has begun issuing 2026 supervisory levy invoices, allocating NOK 672.149 million of its costs to entities under supervision as of 31 December 2025, with minimum amounts applying to new supervised entities and licensed firms with no turnover. The Norwegian Tax Administration is sending the invoices on the authority’s behalf, including to 12,626 state-authorised accountants and 267 listed issuers, while separate annual charges apply to specified cross-border activities.