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Impractical? Isn't it already being done? At least here in Norway, I can look up an organization and see all owners of that company last year. And press a butt
by matsemann 4y ago
Impractical? Isn't it already being done?
At least here in Norway, I can look up an organization and see all owners of that company last year. And press a button and it calculates the "true"/indirect owners up the chain as well.
I can also go the other way. Select a person, and see what they own through multiple layers of companies.
- muxator 4y agoInteresting. Is this a public service? Could you please give an url to know more about it? Thanks
- matsemann 4y agoAll companies have to provide a list of owners each year to our tax agency Skatteetaten ("IRS"). The data isn't exactly publicly available AFAIK, but anyone can ask for access. This is a company doing extra stuff with the data, and providing some of it directly online. Here's a lookup of the company I work for: https://proff.no/aksjon%C3%A6rer/bedrift/oda-group-holding-as/927364727 https://proff.no/aksjon%C3%A6rer/bedrift/oda-group-holding-a... It lists owners, but as you can see it's mostly "Holding Companies". However, pressing "Indirekte eierskap og eiere" ("Indirect ownerships") one can see the true companies or persons behind those.
- muxator 4y agoVery insightful, thank you!
- mistrial9 4y agothere is no rational comparison to the economy and laws of Norway, to that of the USA. Even with oil wealth, the population and value of the Norway economy amounts to a tiny percentage of the activity in the USA, and many, many USA-based companies are multinational. Hvordan kan du bruke Norges lover til å styre USA? alvor