Unusual place for an office - the Norwegian state has opened an office in the Decentraland metaverse

In Norway, an event that was not the most common by today's standards took place. The government agency Brønnøysund Register Center has opened its office in the Decentraland metaverse. This was achieved through a partnership with the British accounting firm Ernst & Young.

Thus, the Norwegian authorities want to get closer to the country's youth and acquaint the latter with the tax policy of the state. In their opinion, it is young people who in the near future will be able to determine the future of the cryptocurrency industry in Norway and beyond, and therefore plan to acquaint young people with all the nuances of the economic system.

Magnus Jones, who holds a senior position in Ernst & Young's innovation department, spoke about the intentions of many government agencies to enter youth platforms. Young citizens of Norway like to spend their time in metauniverses like The Sandbox and Decentraland, and therefore such a move on the part of the state of Norway looks logical and very progressive.

As for the functionality of the virtual office of the Brønnøysund Register Center agency, young people will be able to get all the necessary knowledge about finance and economics there. Thus, young people will be able to learn about tax nuances through gamification and gain knowledge about obtaining the status of a legal entity.

The state does not exclude the development of its economy in the direction of decentralized finance, and therefore they want to make sure that the future of the country will be in good hands. Young people in many cases do not have any idea how to act in various aspects related to legal rights or tax aspects. Once the young people have been consulted at the Brønnøysund Register Center office, they will have an understanding of the process of properly registering a company and the corresponding generation of income statements from their digital assets.

Norway is not the first country that does not ignore the risks associated with the cryptocurrency industry and is very concerned about the development of the economy in their country. Earlier, the South Korean authorities reported on the results of studies of state regulators. The latter noticed a trend of rapid growth in the number of investors in digital assets among an audience under the age of 30. There are three times as many such investors, and the South Korean authorities want to help fans to buy cryptocurrency assets avoid bankruptcy.