High Speed in Norway

SALCEF has 60 years of experience, operates in three continents and has over 1000 employees. They are taking part in the construction of the Follo Line, currently the largest project in Norway to enhance rail transport, which will bring high-speed trains to Oslo.

The Follo Line
The Follo Line project involves building 22 km of high-speed railway line, which will run between Oslo central station and the new Ski station, south of the capital, halving travel time. The Follo Line Project is commissioned by Bane NOR, the Norwegian national rail administration. The Salcef Group has been chosen for this international project thanks to its extensive experience in both high-speed and ballastless track systems. Salcef helped to construct the Italian high-speed rail network, building four important lines, and has worked on ballastless track system projects like the Riyadh and Bucharest metros. In January 2020, Salcef began work on what is currently the largest transport project in Norway, offering the contractor (the Acciona-Ghella Joint Venture) its know-how in projects of this kind, a large number of specialized workers and ad hoc machinery for ballastless track installation. FIRSTVET

Tax Legislation
When we start a project in a new country, it is essential for us to find the right competence for local laws and tax legislation. When we found Malin and VIEW Tax we were very happy. It was a good decision that we choose Malin for our Norwegian project. Malin uses the system Xledger and answers quickly and comes with several solutions to solve our problems, which I really appreciate. I trust Malin and VIEW Tax. It is easy to cooperate and communicate with VIEW Tax. We have complicated work, but Malin always helps us out.

I would recommend VIEW TAX and Malin to other businesses who need help with local law and Tax Legislations in Norway. I am very happy with Malin. Says – Marko Kampić “… Malin takes care of everything, so we can focus on our project. Finding Malin and VIEW Tax felt like hitting the jackpot of accountants!” – Marko Kampić