Little activity, full obligation
A holding company is often quiet: it owns shares in subsidiaries, receives dividends, maybe sells a stake now and then. A few vouchers a year.
But the tax authority and the accounting act don't care how little happens. The company still has to file annual accounts, a tax return and a shareholder register statement — every year, on time, correctly.
Why the firm price is wrong for a holding company
An accounting firm prices time and responsibility, not volume. So even for a holding company with almost no movement, the annual price quickly lands at NOK 15,000 or more — plus the system.
All figures excl. VAT. Firm price is a typical low point for a holding company; actual price varies with activity and firm. System price = published 2026 list price.
Full compliance, without the firm price
Agaas does exactly the work a holding company needs: posts the few vouchers, keeps the shareholder register current, reconciles, and prepares the annual accounts and tax return. Oskar does the work; you approve.
Because we price volume and not hours, the lowest tier — NOK 3,950 a year — fits a holding company precisely. You pay for compliance that actually gets done, not for a firm's time.
You shouldn't pay firm prices for a company that barely moves.
What it costs
Prices per year excl. VAT — bookkeeping and system included. Most holding companies sit on the lowest tier.
Get started
You upload whatever accounts exist, we connect Oskar to the company, and he takes the compliance work from there. No migration you have to run, no licence to set up.
Want to see what it looks like? Write to ai@agaas.no and we'll show you Agaas at work.
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