The committee, chaired by Statistics Norway CEO Hans Henrik Scheel, should have concluded that corporate and personal tax must be lowered to 20 percent. It confirms several key sources to Bergens Tidende.
In the state budget for 2015 in comparison both corporate and personal tax set at 27 percent. To finance such a powerful cuts must taxes be increased in other areas.
After that Bergens Tidende has reason to believe, is a state property tax one of the central elements of the tax reform to Scheele Committee.
The committee was set down by Stoltenberggovernment in March 2013 after it was broad bipartisan consensus that a tax settlement must be done.
The committee submits its conclusions on Tuesday, and then report be sent out for consultation. So the government will eventually come with a White Paper.
The first changes will hardly be able to come into force until at least 2016. (© NTB)
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