The overview of who earned the most, taxed the most and has the greatest wealth for last year is now ready. Despite the fact that many rich Norwegians have chosen to move to Switzerland to save money, some have chosen to stay in Norway. For the third year in a row, Gustav Magnar Witzøe (31) is at the top of the wealth list in Norway. In 2023, he was listed with a fortune of a staggering NOK 30,085,881,535. He paid NOK 331,298,153 in tax. Witzøe, who recently confirmed a new relationship, has previously stated that he considered moving to Switzerland. For now, he has chosen to stay. Place Name Year of birth Municipality Wealth 1. gustav magnar witzøe 1993 Frøya 30 085 881 535 2. odd reitan 1951 Trondheim 8 159 773 096 3. alexandra gamlemshaug andresen 1996 Moss 8 027 040 970 4. katharina kvasnes andresen 1995 Oslo 7 905 412 803 5. nicolai tangen 1966 Oslo 7 775 982 889 6. ole robert reitan 1971 Oslo 6 476 444 859 7. else helene sundt 1979 Oslo 5 220 704 081 8. inge harald berg 1964 Hadsel 4 605 035 430 9. finn hartvig johannson 1994 Oslo 4 527 085 205 10. karl edvard johannson 1996 Oslo 4 520 411 587 11. peder oskar johannson 1999 Oslo 4 518 437 123 12. erik christian must 1973 Bærum 4 314 845 340 13. frederik wilhelm mohn 1977 Bergen 4 217 172 405 14. tor øivind fjeld 1979 Oslo 3 671 444 830 15. christen sveaas 1956 Oslo 3 309 129 481 In second place is Odd Reitan, who has built his fortune of 8.15 billion through Rema 1000. He paid more than 86 million in taxes. On the top list we also find Nicolai Tangen, with a fortune of 6.47 billion. The head of the Oil Fund has built up his fortune as the founder of the investment fund AKO Capital. Since he started working at the oil fund in 2020, his money has been managed by Gabler Investments AS. The third richest in Norway is Ferd heiress Alexandra Andresen. Right behind her follows her sister Katharina Andresen. These contributed the most to the state coffers. Had these people moved abroad, they could have saved significant amounts. Instead, they contribute a lot to the Norwegian treasury. NOK 1,297 billion was paid in tax in 2023. In comparison, over NOK 1,700 billion was paid in tax in 2022. – The total is lower than in 2022, which comes from the fact that the kerosene tax was lower. Despite the decline from 2022, the petroleum tax for 2023 is the second highest ever, says tax director Nina Schanke Funnemark Although Witzøe is the richest, Katharina Andresen paid higher taxes. In 2023, she had a net income of almost NOK 700 million. Kjell Inge Røkke, who in 2022 announced a move to Switzerland, is also still high on the tax lists in Norway. He paid almost NOK 134 million in taxes to Norway. Place Name Year of birth Municipality Tax 1. katharina kvasnes andresen 1995 Oslo 349 276 755 2. gustav magnar witzøe 1993 Frøya 331 298 153 3. alexandra gamlemshaug andresen 1996 Moss 281 828 086 4. kjell inge røkke 1958 Asker 133 936 101 5. nicolai tangen 1966 Oslo 132 557 760 6. ole ertvaag 1963 Stavanger 127 056 994 7. odd reitan 1951 Trondheim 121 277 698 8. tor øivind fjeld 1979 Oslo 101 934 354 9. laszlo hordos 1981 Bærum 97 802 194 10. ole robert reitan 1971 Oslo 84 384 172 11. harald moræus-hanssen 1963 Oslo 83 968 229 12. marianne ulrichsen 1974 Oslo 82 965 871 13. øystein stray spetalen 1962 Oslo 69 523 012 14. ragnar horn 1961 Oslo 67 989 481 15. margaret boel garmann 1955 Oslo 67 579 010 To check the tax lists you must be logged in to the website of the tax authority. The searches are not anonymous – you can see who has searched for you, and others can see that you have searched for it. According to the tax director, many Norwegians are still interested in the tax lists. – Our figures show that there are still well over one million who log in to check the tax lists, says Schanke Funnemark. Published 04.12.2024, at 06.03 Updated 04.12.2024, at 06.12
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