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09744: Assessed property values of privately owned limited companies (NOK million) (closed series) 2009 - 2011

Samuel Abonyo, Statistics Norway
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2013-03-22 10:00
Property values:
NOK million
Property values:
01.01-31.12.
Statistics Norway
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Includes privately owned non-financial limited companies except listed companies, wholly-owned subsidiaries of listed companies, and companies pursuant to the Petroleum Tax Act. Changes in tax rules for companies may affect the comparability between fiscal years. Table 09744 is closed and replaced by table 10462 due to a break in the time series following the transition to new institutional sectors.