DNV’s tax policy
We see tax as part of our corporate social responsibility. Our tax policy sets the framework for a common approach to tax across DNV’s operations.
We see tax as part of our corporate social responsibility. Our tax policy sets the framework for a common approach to tax across DNV’s operations.
Tax is an integral part of the broader regulatory compliance landscape, and we aim to manage tax and other regulatory topics in a consistent and holistic manner in line with our strategy. This ensures efficiency and transparency across different legal domains and different parts of our organization.
DNV’s Group Tax team reports to DNV’s CFO, and is responsible for the governance of our strategic and compliance-related tax management.
Tax matters are governed at Group Tax level and managed by Global Shared Services Tax. Both functions interact closely with our business areas.
Group Tax is involved in any process that may affect DNV’s legal structure or taxable presence. This may include the introduction of new services or products, changes in operational business or funding models or relocation of functions.
We have global processes in place for tax, including bidding and contracting, reporting, controversy management, mergers and acquisitions and legal restructuring. These are embedded in our enterprise management framework, which aims to ensure that all legal entities and all transactions are regulatorily compliant and effective in enabling and carrying out business operations.
We actively work to be up to date and aligned with leading organizations in this area, such as Norges Bank Investment Management.
This policy was last updated March 2024, and is generally reviewed every year.