Trond Mohn (73) earned most in the year – Aftenposten

at the Bottom of the case you will find lists of the 100 who earned the most, had the highest net worth and paid the most tax in 2015.

In the last year, no norwegians as much as Trond Mohn (73). He is the managing director of the family business, Frank Mohn as, which is an oil service company.

Mohn, based in Bergen, is known to be a major contributor to the research, sports and politics.

He earned 871 million last year, paid 319 million in taxes and had a net worth of over nok 9.8 billion.

Number two on the list is Øystein Stray Spetalen (54), well-known investor and aksjetrader from Sandefjord. Spetalen had an income of 441 million, paid 143 million in taxes and had a net worth of over 2.7 billion.

Then follow Svein Støle (53), which is economics and business administration, managing director and owner of the investment firm Pareto. Stole earned 238 million.

Number five is Christen Sveeas (60), a businessman, investor and kunstsamler. He is the founder and sole owner of investment company Kistefos AS. Sveeas earned 229 million in the year-ago quarter.

Then follow krafttrader Einar Aas (45) from Grimstad, norway, with an income of 215 million.

On the sixth of inntektstoppen for 2015, we find Kenneth Sandvold, who was to start kleskonsernet Bik Bok in 1973. Sandvold driver today mainly with the property.

the Equation gives three numbers for all personal taxpayers: Income, wealth and assessed taxes:

“Income” is actually net income. It is the sum of all the types of income counted, gross, minus all allowances. The deduction for interest is particularly important. Those with high gross income, which has a lot of debt, will have relatively low net income.

“Fortune” is the net ligningsformue. It is almost always much lower than the actual fortune. There are special rules to calculate the ligningsverdier on different types of fortune. Your home will be valued at 25 per cent of the market value, as a general rule. Debt comes to a deduction of the full value.

“taxes payable” is the sum of all taxes. For most people this will be a tax on net income, national insurance contributions on gross salaries and pensions, as well as any surtax on gross wages and pensions, plus any net wealth tax.