By Nathan Ferguson
A Norway-based governmental agency, the Brønnøysund Register Center, collaborated with Ernst & Young (EY) – a Big Four accounting company – to enter the Metaverse world with an exclusive virtual office. The responsibility of the respective center is to manage several Norwegian public registers, in addition to the systems for the digital information exchange of the government.
Brønnøysund Registers of Norway Joins EY to Establish an Office in Metaverse
As per the declaration, the organization is moving to establish a location in the metaverse because the consumers are moving toward the respective technology. It additionally intends to use this service to have better interaction with new customers at the venue. EY’s Nordic innovation chief, Magnus Jones, remarked on this move.
He stated that authorities across the globe are increasingly witnessing a clear requirement of having a presence at the venues that are mostly utilized by the younger generations to deal with both legal purposes related to information as well as taxation. The virtual office has a strategy to provide information about crypto reporting to consumers through the Tax Agency of Norway.
It would also provide information on the procedure to begin an enterprise at Brønnøysund Registers. A business developer working at Brønnøysund Registers, Andreas Hamnes, disclosed that – in the case of continuous advancement of services at their current pace – it will play a significant role to provide an elevated alienation for the people who are majorly engrossed in the digital world.
The Metaverse Office Aims to Inform New Generations about Regulations
Jones moved on to mention that the next generation is establishing landscapes in the world of decentralized finance (DeFi). In his words, they usually are deficient in awareness regarding legal implications or taxation. This is the reason, according to him, that the public authorities want to let the common masses know about the entirety of the necessary information.
This takes into account the registration of a firm, the threshold of VAT registrations, as well as the procedure to report the cryptos, and so on. Apart from that, EY also possesses a metaverse-based office in Decentraland, after its several Web3 developments, including investments of huge amounts of dollars in a blockchain suite’s development.
This advancement takes place following the worrisome assertions regarding the number of user base in Decentraland. Early reports asserted that nearly forty new active wallets enter the metaverse venue. Both the Decentraland and DappRadar corrected the respective numbers.