sofiasman

I think many sellers would assume that "it takes five hours to do this" means "it will be done in five hours from now", as if we don't have other projects or need things like, you know, sleep.

Not from Norway, but from Sweden, and this is how I do it, based not on official information from Skatteverket, but from some well-informed advisors who told me about workarounds: (I know Norway is not in the EU, and I am therefore not sure how VAT-rules apply to you in terms of money from Norway, vs money from abroad etc, so adjust as you need to) I treat the times between withdrawal of earnings as a period of time. I create an invoice per buyer for that period of time, looking up where they are located so I can know if I have to pay VAT or not. I then create a Bokföringsorder (I'm guessing you'll be able to understand this word) for all the invoices that belong to that period, and that's what I file in my book keeping program. Quite honestly, using Fiverr is tricky. The basic idea behind it seems to be individuals getting some extra cash, not companies who need to keep records. The very fact that I can't add VAT to the buyers who should be paying it to ME (not to Fiverr), is insane. In my dealings with support, they also haven't been very eager to help out with this, or even understand that sellers need tools to be compliant with our local laws. I hope something of what I wrote was useful to you at least. Good luck!