Formue Expects Tighter Rules on Tax-Free Capital Repayments Despite Budget Delay

• Formue expects tighter tax rules despite few changes proposed in Norway's 2027 budget, urging shareholders to review paid-in capital.
• Both proposed models would end tax-free repayments of paid-in capital exceeding shareholders' tax basis.
• Shareholders with significantly negative tax bases should consider planned succession transfers before likely restrictions on transfers to children's holding companies.
• No inheritance tax was proposed, though its eventual exclusion from a broader tax agreement remains uncertain.
• Transferring shares to an expatriate child's Norwegian holding company could become subject to exit tax; affected families should consider acting now.

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