Norway
What the law asks of an invoice issued in this country, today and on the dates already set, and what PrysM does about it. Every rule links to its official source.
Your situation
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Can you invoice with PrysM?
Yes. Invoices made with PrysM are valid in Norway, for the customers you chose.
Today
| The law asks for | With PrysM | |
|---|---|---|
| To businesses | a PDF invoice | Valid with PrysM |
| To consumers | a PDF invoice | Valid with PrysM |
What changes, and when
- January 1, 2027To businesses | the platform the law designates (Peppol)PrysM gives you the Peppol file (UBL); you send it from your access point
E-reporting
Not required here.
What every invoice must carry
Your identifiers
- Organisasjonsnummer (NO … MVA)
On every invoice
- One continuous sequence of numbers | PrysM tracks it for your workspace
Peppol
Peppol is a network: you reach it through an access point, often included in accounting software. PrysM writes the Peppol BIS 3.0 file (UBL) of every invoice and credit note, download it in the editor and send it from your access point, or install the Peppol app: PrysM then sends each new invoice through your own Recommand access point account. PrysM itself is not an access point.
Sources
- Regjeringen: Nye lovregler om e-fakturering i næringslivet settes i kraft
- Skatteetaten: Forskrifter til lovendringer om digital bokføring og e-fakturering
General information checked on October 17, 2026, not legal advice.
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