Review of accounting security
Accounting audit of your company in Norway
The Security Report will show the mistakes, risks and tax savings in your company before an audit occurs. In the report: errors and risks, tax savings, and a step-by-step remediation plan.
Security Report: 1,999 NOK + mva
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- Authorized office (Regnskapsførerselskap)
- 100% GDPR/Personvernance compliance
- 120+ audits conducted
Accounting audit in Norway - your security
The audit is based on experience and proven procedures that detect risks before they do damage.
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Authorized accountants
500+
Companies served
30+
Experts in the team
Why do you needan audit after youalready havean accountant?
⚡ An accounting audit detects errors, tax risks and hidden savings in your company before Skatteetaten does.
We verify that your office is operating properly. We give you the assurance that your finances are safe, your taxes are optimized, and you are ready for a Skatteetaten audit.
When is an audit a necessity rather than an option?
⚡ Most often: when changing accounting firms, before a tax audit, or when no one has checked your accounting for more than a year. There are situations in which an audit is not a choice, but a viable safeguard.
You are preparing for the inspection (bokettersyn)
You want to make sure the documentation is ready and avoid stress and penalties from Skatteetaten. It is better for us to find errors than for the office to find errors. Your company’s data in Brønnøysundregistrene (the central register of companies) must be consistent with your accounting.
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You are changing the accounting office
You need to verify that the previous office did not leave “mines”. You take over clean books without inheriting someone else’s problems. If you are just planning to start a company in Norway, an initial audit will give you a solid start.
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You feel that the current office "does not embrace"
Contact is slow, you’re losing control of your finances, and taxes seem too high. You need an independent expert opinion. Consider our business consulting, too.
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What do companies say after accounting audit?
Customer reviews show that it is worth betting on cooperation based on trust and clear rules.
4.9/5 na podstawie 50+ opinii w Google
"After the MTA Group audit, it became clear that the previous office had made several costly errors in VAT accounting. Thanks to the report, we knew exactly what to fix and how much we could recover. The investment in the audit paid for itself many times over."
Marek T.
Construction company, Drammen
"We commissioned the audit because we wanted to be sure that everything was in order before the audit. The report gave us peace of mind and a clear picture. Now we know that the company's finances are safe. I would definitely recommend it."
Johny B.
Asian Box AS
What do you gain by ordering a company accounting audit?
You gain clarity, compliance and a remediation plan, not just a dry report.
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Risk (without audit)
- Ignorance of mistakes that can cost ~10,000 NOK in fines
- You lose NOK 15,000-60,000 a year on suboptimal write-offs
- Uncertainty before bokettersyn inspection
- Constant stress and legal uncertainty
Benefits (With MTA Audit)
- You see errors before the office finds them (~10k NOK avoided)
- You discover legitimate tax savings (15-60k NOK/year)
- You get a concrete recovery plan (15 page PDF)
- Cost: NOK 1,999 - return on the 1st savings.
What does the audit process look like in 3 steps?
The process is simple and transparent - from document analysis to specific recommendations.
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You order an audit
You fill out the form. We contact you within 24 hours to confirm coverage and establish secure access to your data.
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"Behind the scenes" analysis (up to 7 days)
A dedicated expert analyzes your books. The audit is based on the knowledge and standards of our entire 30-member team, including 7 authorized accountants.
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You get a ready-made report
You receive a finished PDF report (15-20 pages) with a detailed action plan and recommendations.
Glossary of Norwegian accounting terms
⚡ The most important terms that every business owner in Norway should know.
Bokføringsloven
The Bookkeeping Act, regulates the documentation obligations of companies in Norway.
Regnskapsloven
The Accounting Law, sets out the rules for the preparation of financial statements.
Revisorloven
The Auditing Act, regulates the duties of auditors (revisor). Supervision is carried out by Finanstilsynet (Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway).
Bokettersyn
Control of bookkeeping by an authorized accounting office (regnskapsførerselskap).
Tilleggsskatt
Additional tax imposed by the Skatteetaten (Norwegian Tax Administration) for understating tax liabilities (20-60%).
Skattemelding
Annual tax return submitted to Skatteetaten.
MVA-melding
VAT return (merverdiavgift) filed every 2 months.
Regnskapsførerselskap
Authorized accounting office authorized to keep books in Norway. Registration with Brønnnøysundregistrene (The Brønnnøysund Register Centre).
Order an accounting audit - your "Security Report"
Remember: the cost of an audit (NOK 1,999 + mva = NOK 2,498.75) is a fraction of the potential penalty or taxes you unknowingly overpay each month. It's an investment in security that pays for itself immediately.
Fill out the form. We will contact you within 24 hours to confirm your order.
Initial verification of the application is free.
Your data is protected in accordance with the GDPR. We do not share them with third parties.
- Authorised Regnskapsfører
- Fully insured
- 4.9/5 on Google
Frequently asked questions about accounting audit
We briefly answer the questions that arise most often before ordering an audit.
How much does an audit cost and will it pay for itself?
The price is NOK 1,999 + MVA, one time. The audit usually pays for itself by uncovering MVA or payroll errors or tax optimization. You get a list of risks and priorities for action, allowing you to quickly recover the cost.
Do I have to change my office to the MTA if I order an audit?
No. The audit is one-time and independent. You get a report to implement yourself or through your current office. Cooperation with the MTA is optional - the purpose of the audit is to secure your finances regardless of who does your accounting.
What happens after the report is received and what does it contain?
You get a PDF of 15-20 pages containing: an executive summary, a list of errors and risks with priority, potential savings with amounts, a step-by-step remediation plan, and an implementation checklist. This is concrete guidance on what to improve and in what order. The report is ready to be implemented by you or your office. Additional consultation is not included, but everything is clearly described.
Is this process safe for my data?
Yes, we operate in compliance with GDPR/Personvern. Access to data is limited, encrypted and temporary. We work on secure systems, and after an audit, data is archived or deleted as agreed.
How long do I have to wait for a report?
The standard is 7 working days from access and order confirmation. In urgent cases, such as before an inspection, we can expedite after determining availability.
What is bokettersyn and does my company need it?
Bokettersyn is an audit of the books conducted by an authorized office. It applies to companies without a mandatory auditor, i.e. most ENKs and smaller AS. The audit helps prepare documents and detect risks before an audit occurs.
When does a company in Norway need an auditor (revisor)?
An auditor is required for AS when revenue exceeds NOK 7 million, the balance sheet exceeds NOK 27 million, or the company has more than 10 employees. Below the thresholds, an auditor can be waived, but bokettersyn still applies.
What are the penalties for accounting errors in Norway?
Penalties include tilleggsskatt 20-60% of the underpaid tax and late fees (forsinkelsesavgift, tvangsmulkt). In extreme cases, criminal liability is threatened. An audit identifies risks before they become costly problems.
Can I change accounting offices during the year?
Yes, you can change offices at any time during the year. The previous office must hand over the documents in accordance with Bokføringsloven. An audit gives an objective picture of the state of the books and makes the decision to change easier.
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