Norway Yearbook - 1996

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2 97 Industrial activities Main figures from the profit and loss statement. Self-employed. Rounded average. 1993. Kroner IndustryOperating rofitfloss Result of financial items Other Includes extraordinary revenues and expenses. Source: Weekly Bulletin of Statistics no. 39/95. More information: Division for Income and Wage Statistics. Profit/loss for the ear Agriculture 100000 4000 -1 000 103000 Forestry 13000 14000 Fishing 91 000 91 000 Construction 93 000 -11 000 3000 85000 Wholesale and retail trade, hotels and restaurants 103000 -25000 5000 83000 Manufacturing, mining and quarrying. . 49000 -16000 11000 44000 Transport 171 000 -17000 3000 157000 Real estate, renting and business activities. 158000 -15 000 9000 151 000 Health and veterinary services 202 000 -8000 0 193 000 Personal services 89000 -6000 1 000 85000 Other industries 77000 -6000 -1 000 70000 Entrepreneurial income 104 000 18000 91 000 99000 107000 59000 194000 166 000 206 000 93000 78000 2 98 Tax return account for joint-stock companies, by main industry1. 1993. Million kroner Total Manufac-Wholesal turing, mining and quar rying and retail Constructrade, hotion tels and restaurant Transport and cornmonications Financial intermediation Real estate, renting and business activities Personal services Other industries Grossincome 134983 37135 4568 29152 5244 14950 30170 1226 12539 Entrepreneurial income, net2 87477 23707 3176 23086 3860 8270 17689 917 6773 Capital income3 30396 9374 887 4431 780 5028 7379 102 2416 Received intra-group contribution 16219 3759 503 1 587 598 1 532 4951 48 3242 Other income4 891 296 2 49 6 120 151 160 108 Totaldeductions 91767 26290 2548 15469 3617 10429 22068 783 10564 Entrepreneurial deficit and real estate deficit. 27 466 5506 874 4338 1 076 5474 7259 399 2 541 Interest paid 41 564 13873 1 047 6889 1 654 3372 9058 328 5343 Paid intra-group contribution 19746 6128 598 4088 886 1527 5591 54 875 Other deductions5 2990 784 29 153 0 57 160 2 1805 Income before previous years deficit 43217 10845 2020 13683 1 627 4520 8102 444 1 976 - Deduction for previous years deficit 17983 3317 1156 4097 688 4748 2605 106 1266 Ordinaryincome 25234 7528 864 9586 939 -228 5497 338 710 Positive (taxable) income 49480 12061 1 672 13938 1 868 4289 11 687 644 3321 Negative income -24 246 -4534 -809 -4352 -929 -4516 -6 189 -306 -2611 Number of forms in the sample 6 128 846 460 2228 286 322 1 280 206 500 1The companies are classified by the Standard Industrial Clauuification 1994. Personal services include education, health and cultural services. Other industries include agriculture, forestry and fishing, and services attached to oil and gas extraction and electricity, gas and water supply. In addition companies with unreported industries in the group other industries. 2lncludes entrepreneurial income from agriculture, forestry, fishing and other industries, and net entrereneurial income from real estate renting. Entrepreneurial income from other industries has the highest ratio of total entrepreneurial income. Includes interest received, insurance received, share dividend from companieu.4lncludes received shareholders contribution and other incomes in the tax return account.5lncludes paid shareholders contribution and other deductions in the tas return account. Source: Weekly Bulletin of Statistics no. 42/95. More information: Division for Income and Wage Statistics. 261
Industrial activities 2 99 Joint-stock companies. Depreciation from the point of view of taxation of capital assets, by type of assets. 1993. Million kroner Non-financial Total current assets Goodwill Ships, aeroplanes and helicopters Commercial buildings and other real estate Unknown . Opening amount peri January1993 196452 79370 1411 9995 105363 312 + Purchase price of investments 58989 32137 1 755 6446 18633 20 + Improvements of existing assets. . 2018 815 94 70 1 035 5 - Depreciation and write-down1 552 185 0 191 176 - - Restcompensatiors by realisation2 . . 15384 6976 319 3906 4128 56 Basis for this year's depreciation3 241 523 105 161 2 941 12414 120 727 281 - This year's depreciation 27015 19906 852 1 666 4567 25 Closingamountby3l December 1993 214688 85255 2379 11672 115132 250 Number of forms in the sample 18022 10094 372 390 7132 34 Includes down-written value by separation of non-financial current assets, amount of down-writin from DU-fond, previous depreciation on contracts, amount of down-writing with sales profit which is reinvested and government subsidies. Rest compensation by realisation includes compensation by realisation/market value by withdrawal of assets minus amount taken to income in 1 993.3Basis for this years depreciation depart from closing amount corrected for this year's depreciation because of transferring to profit and loss account by realisation of non-financial current assets in the depreciation-groups B, E, F, G and H. Source: Weekly Bulletin of Statistics no. 42/95. More information: Division for Income and Wage Statistics. Total tax3 Total central government income and property tax ExcI. oil and gas extraction4 From oil and gas extraction Contribution to the Tax Equalization Fund (including this contribution based on correction income) e Total municipal and county income and property tax (included tax based on correction income) Tax of profit by sales of shares6 Tax of dividends. . . Deduction for taxes on received dividend. . . 3ONon-personal taxpayers included oil and gas extraction companiesl. 1989-1994 ber of taxpayers2 Amount milliokrorer 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1989 lggo 1991 1992 1993 1994 78183 79780 82500 57602 60672 67678 22146 30059 28145 29011 31144 36029 62 541 64666 68438 236 248 229 15928 23908 22408 17020 15482 18059 62369 64487 68213 13 7 9 5062 4785 4438 6 4 8 171 179 225 223 241 220 10866 19123 17969 17014 15478 18051 49292 49376 48899 53356 57696 64507 447 453 422 6295 9731 12355 55659 55623 54807 55795 60311 67427 5477 5555 5223 5303 7530 7495 1121 871 510 . . . . 5470 . . . . . 5771 . . 294 144 92 . . . . . 392 7 578 . . . . 1 599 1 880 Companies assessed by the Petroleum Tax Act.2Non-personal taxpayers with assessed tax based on income and/or property.3TotaI taxes in 1993 and 1994 are after deduction for taxes on received dividend.4Mortgage associations and finance companies are assessed with 0.3 per cent Central government property tax.5From 1994 income taxis bxsed on correction income included in central government municipal and county income tax.6Tax of profit by sales of shares is since 1992 assessed as a pxrt of ordinary income. Source: Weekly Bulletin of Statistics no. i 6/96. More information: Division for Income and Wage Statistics. 262
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Environ ment 22 Potential, operatio
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Population 71 Partnerships contract
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