Incorrect net wealth or tax value of your home
The tax value of your own home is 25% of its assumed market value. You can calculate the tax value of your home using the Tax Administration’s housing calculator. Learn more about the tax value of housing on skatteetaten.no.
You can appeal if...
... you live in your own home and the wrong tax value has been used for the property.
This is what you must do:
- Complete the appeal form below.
- You don’t need to document the information
- Send the appeal in the post to your local municipality’s postal address. You can find the address on the decision letter you received.
Appeal form
Appeal against decision – bokmål (PDF)
Appeal against decision – nynorsk (PDF)
You can appeal if...
... you net wealth is high because you pay tax on behalf of a child.
This is what you must do:
- Complete the appeal form below.
- You must also complete the form for children’s wealth.
- Enclose the relevant documentation
– a copy of your latest tax assessment or a copy of other documents demonstrating the child’s wealth. - Send the appeal in the post to:
Husbanken,
Postboks 1404,
8002 Bodø
Appeal form
Appeal about reportable income and wealth – bokmål (PDF)
Appeal about reportable income and wealth – nynorsk (PDF)
Information about children’s wealth – bokmål (PDF)
Information about children’s wealth – nynorsk (PDF)
Net wealth is gross wealth minus debt in Norway and overseas. Gross assets may include bank deposits, property, cars, securities and other possessions. Learn more about calculating your wealth on skatteetaten.no. If you need help, you can contact the Norwegian Tax Administration.
You can appeal if...
… we have used the wrong figure for net wealth for the current year.
This is what you must do:
- Complete the form below
- You don’t need to document the information
- Send the appeal in the post to
Husbanken,
Postboks 1404,
8002 Bodø
Appeal form
Appeal about reportable income and wealth – bokmål (PDF)
Appeal about reportable income and wealth – nynorsk (PDF)