Equro has completed the submission process of the Shareholder Registry Report (RF-1086) for the fiscal year 2023 and has also worked on preparing the basis for the tax declaration for our clients. The work has involved detailed reporting of shareholder information for a number of Norwegian companies, which is important for an accurate representation of ownership shares and structures in both the Shareholder Registry Report and the Share Report (RF-1088). Carrying out this process requires an understanding of the regulations and a methodical approach, something our team has demonstrated they handle well.
Throughout January 2024, we completed the submission of over 1,500 Shareholder Registry Reports for our clients. This annual work, performed each January, has allowed us to apply our experience and expertise to serve an increasing number of companies. We managed to meet the deadlines, thanks to the efforts of our staff who worked diligently to meet our clients' expectations.
We are continually working to improve our services. The submission of this year's Shareholder Registry Report reflects our goal of improvement and customer satisfaction. Our aim is to deliver accurate and reliable services, supporting our position as a trustworthy partner in the Norwegian financial market.
Our success can be attributed to both the volume of work we have done and our methodical approach. A collaborative climate within the team and sharing of knowledge have been crucial. This has not only improved our internal processes but also helped us to develop stronger customer relationships.
In an increasingly complex and regulated market, it becomes even more important for companies to have reliable systems and processes in place. Equro's digital share ledger represents such a solution, not only aiding in complying with the new EU regulations but also simplifying and streamlining shareholder administration.
Feel free to contact us if you want to know more about our solutions.
Did you know that we submit several thousand shareholder register reports via Altinn every year and are thus one of Norway's largest providers to the Norwegian Tax Administration?