A Norwegian government commission is recommending a review of regulations concerning private expenses charged to companies by their owners. The proposal targets instances where shareholders utilize company assets for personal use, effectively treating company funds as personal income. This practice, known as private consumption within a company, currently lacks specific tax rules. The commission believes clarifying and regulating this area would increase tax revenue from corporate and dividend taxes. While the exact financial impact remains undetermined, the change aims to prevent owners from avoiding personal income tax by channeling expenses through their businesses. The commission has not yet provided specific figures on potential revenue gains. This recommendation is now subject to further consideration by policymakers.