Macct suggests. You decide.

Upload an invoice, receipt or bank statement. Macct suggests the account, the VAT code and — for foreign-currency amounts — what it becomes in NOK. You approve with one click.

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Norwegian accounting. Norwegian rules. Norwegian data.

Norwegian standard chart of accounts (NS 4102), ready to use.
Data stored in the EU/EEA. GDPR. Daily backups.
Posted vouchers can't be edited on the sly — not even by you. Every correction happens in the open, and is logged.
No lock-in, no add-ons. Export your data anytime.

Norwegian accounting rules aren't in a manual — they're checked into every voucher. Bokføringsloven (Bookkeeping Act) · Regnskapsloven (Accounting Act) · MVA-loven (VAT Act) · NS 4102 · SAF-T v1.30 · see which laws are actually enforced →

For people running a business — not running an accounting firm

You don't have to know accounting to use Macct. If one of these sounds like you, you're in the target audience.

ENK

Sole proprietorship (ENK)

Tradesperson, therapist, photographer or freelancer. You send a few invoices a month and want to keep track of expenses without reading the bookkeeping act.

AS

Small limited company (AS)

Shop, café, web shop or consulting firm with a handful of employees. VAT, payroll and annual accounts have to be done correctly — Macct watches the deadlines for you.

F

Consultant or web shop

You invoice clients in Norway and abroad, buy from Amazon, Shopify or Stripe, and want the numbers to add up without converting exchange rates yourself.

Drag and drop. Macct reads the rest.

Collect your invoices, receipts and subscription bills in one folder. Drag them into Macct. You get a posting suggestion you only need to approve.

1

Drop the files in

PDF, image, EHF or a screenshot of your Stripe invoice — Macct reads the supplier, date, amount and VAT from the document.

2

Macct suggests

The right account, the right VAT treatment, and — for foreign invoices — the amount converted to Norwegian kroner using the daily rate from Norges Bank.

3

You approve

Nothing is posted until you've reviewed it and said OK. The original is stored as an attachment so you can find it again if the tax authority asks.

Foreign invoices are handled automatically:

USD, EUR, GBP, SEK, DKK, CHF, JPY, CNY, AUD, CAD, PLN — and NOK, of course.

Made for anyone with Adobe, Google, Microsoft or Shopify subscriptions, who buys from abroad, or who simply wants to stop typing in receipts by hand.

If Macct can't parse a document correctly, send it to firmapost@macct.no and we'll improve the parsing.

Everything in one place

No add-ons to buy, no "editions" to choose between. Everything is included — you use what you need when you need it.

Bookkeeping without the panic

Describe what happened ("bought a drill at Biltema, NOK 1,290") and Macct suggests the right account. You approve — and if anything doesn't balance, the system tells you before it's too late.

Invoices that look professional

Create and send invoices in a minute — as PDF by email. Macct also generates EHF-XML for public-sector customers, and reads incoming PDF/image invoices via OCR with posting suggestions. Direct Peppol exchange is not enabled yet.

VAT and tax — without the dread

Macct calculates the VAT return for you and reminds you before the deadline. The VAT return, the tax return with its business income statement (næringsspesifikasjon) and the A-melding are submitted directly to Altinn and the Tax Administration from the accounting system, with full traceability at every step. The tax return (skattemelding) is never sent automatically — submission always requires your approval.

Payroll for you and your staff

Monthly payroll with correct tax withholding, employer contributions and holiday pay. A-melding ready for Altinn — already filled in.

Upload the bank statement. Macct suggests the entries.

CSV or PDF from DNB, Sparebank 1, Nordea — Macct recognises the format, catches duplicates, and suggests the offsetting account. One click from bank row to posted voucher. Unknown format? It's queued for the fix loop and read automatically once the parser is extended.

Who owes whom?

See in plain language which invoices are unpaid, who you owe, and when something is due for a reminder. Reports like P&L and balance sheet are one click away.

Fixed assets, depreciated for you

Register equipment, machinery and vehicles. Macct calculates the tax declining-balance depreciation by the rules and posts the depreciation voucher at year-end — you don't need to know the rates yourself.

Safe against mistakes and tampering

Once a voucher is posted, no one — not even you — can quietly change the numbers. Corrections happen out in the open and everything is logged. That's what Norwegian bookkeeping law requires.

Integrated with public Norway

Macct is integrated with Altinn, the Tax Administration and the Brønnøysund Register Centre, so reporting, submission and public interaction can be handled directly from the accounting system.

Active

Altinn / Skatteetaten

The VAT return, tax return, business income statement (næringsspesifikasjon) and A-melding are handled through the public reporting flow to Altinn and the Tax Administration — with full traceability and your approval before submission.

Active

Brønnøysund Register Centre

Company details are fetched and validated automatically from Brreg at registration, so you don't have to type in company data manually. Your role is checked against the Brreg register as an advisory signal.

Active

Bank

Simple bank import is included: download your statement from online banking (CSV/PDF) and Macct matches and reconciles automatically — for most small businesses that is more than enough. If you need a direct bank connection with automatic fetching, PSD2/Open Banking via Neonomics is available as an add-on.

One price. Everything included.

You only pay for the months you actually use the system. No activity = no invoice.

Standard
NOK 250 per calendar month, per company
  • All features included
  • 30-day free trial
  • Pay only for the months you use
  • No lock-in — cancel any time
  • Data stored in the EU/EEA
  • Email support: firmapost@macct.no
  • Pay via Vipps or get an invoice from Malloc AS
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For comparison: Fiken and Tripletex charge NOK 3,000–7,000/year on mandatory annual subscriptions.

The only add-on: a direct bank connection (PSD2/Open Banking) costs 250 kr/month extra. We would love a single price, but PSD2 providers charge high fixed costs — so only those who actually need it pay for it. Most get far with regular bank import, which is included.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers. For deeper explanations, see About Macct and Rules.

Is Macct a complete accounting system?

Yes, for small businesses. You get bookkeeping, invoicing, VAT, payroll, bank import, currency handling and generation of the tax return and annual accounts — everything a typical ENK or small AS needs. Direct submission to Altinn is undergoing testing in Altinn's test environment (TT02) — accountant submission of annual accounts on behalf of a client is now verified end-to-end — and will be enabled in production once the Tax Administration and the Brønnøysund Register Centre grant access; until then you export the completed returns and submit them manually via Altinn. If you run something resembling a corporate group or have specialized industry requirements, Macct is probably too simple. We're upfront about that on the About page.

How secure is it for a small Norwegian business?

Security practices follow the SaaS norm in 2026: HTTPS, bcrypt-hashed passwords, CSRF protection, IDOR defenses, rate limiting, immutable audit log, and daily sanity jobs. Data is stored in the EU/EEA. The Norwegian Bookkeeping Act is hard-enforced per voucher — debit=credit, partner requirement on sub-ledger accounts, period locks, exchange-rate source, VAT clearing vs basis, the cash-payment rule (Tax Act § 6-51), future voucher dates, and documentation requirements (NBS 5 April 2025). Full list at /regler. We do not have external security certifications (ISO/SOC), so if you are publicly listed or have sector compliance requirements, Macct is probably not the right choice. For a typical small business, the risk profile is comparable to Fiken or Tripletex.

What happens to my data if I leave?

You can export everything as SAF-T, Excel and PDF at any time. After cancellation we keep your data for 60 days (read access) before final deletion. Norwegian bookkeeping law requires 5 years of retention — that's your responsibility, so download the export before you cancel.

How does the pricing work in practice?

NOK 250 per calendar month you use the system. If you dont log in or post anything in a given month, you pay nothing. You can pay via Vipps (in advance, NOK {0} per month) or get an invoice from Malloc AS for 1–12 months at a time. No lock-in — cancel from Settings.

Can my auditor get access for a review?

Yes. You can invite an auditor as a read-only user. SAF-T export and detailed audit logs give an auditor everything they need for a review. We also publish a rules overview documenting which laws and standards the system enforces.

Who's behind Macct?

Macct is built and operated by Malloc AS (Norwegian company registration 981 893 557). One experienced developer is behind the code — plus AI tools that help with both coding and email support. Every code change and every customer reply follows the same principle as the rest of Macct: AI suggests, humans approve. We use Macct for Malloc AS's own bookkeeping, so bugs hit us first. Email replies come same day, and bugs are often fixed the same day too.

Its also why we can offer flat NOK {0}/month with no lock-in where competitors charge NOK 3,000–7,000/year: a small team with the right tools doesnt have to price in the overhead larger accounting SaaS providers carry.

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