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Line Vold reigns supreme, while one is registered without wealth.
FHI leader Line Vold has become a familiar face to many throughout the corona pandemic, as director of the department of infection control and emergency preparedness. She tops the tax figures for health peaks in 2019. As Nettavisen has previously written, through the shares of real estate company Drammensveien 50 C AS, she has earned a fortune of around NOK 70 million. She received the shares from her father Christian Vold (80), who owns the A shares and therefore the right to control the company.
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Last year, he made just over NOK 2.5 million, according to recent tax figures available from credit bureaus that Nettavisen has obtained. Some taxpayer figures will be available before the tax terms for all taxpayers are visible in December.
This is an increase of eight percent compared to 2018, when it made 2.3 million.
The director of the Line Vold department of the Norwegian Institute of Public Health, here in relation to the situation on board the Hurtigruten ship Roald Amundsen.
Photo: Stian Lysberg Solum (NTB scanpix)
At the same time, wealth has fallen somewhat, the latest figures show. In 2018, as mentioned, it was listed with just over 70 million, while last year it was down to 67 million crowns. This is a decrease of five percent, and closer to the figures of 2017, when the health peak was built with almost 1.5 million in income and 57.8 million in wealth.
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Patrimonial recovery
Camilla Stoltenberg is the top manager and director of FHI. In 2019, he earned 1.3 million, a marginal increase of approximately 30,000 kroner from the 1,269,000 he earned in 2018. At the same time, his fortune has received a slight boost during 2019. The 6 million fortune in 2018 has risen to just over NOK 6.6 million – an increase of 10 percent.
NIPH Director Camilla Stoltenberg has seen an increase in both income and wealth.
Photo: Vidar Ruud (NTB scanpix)
Green arrows
At crown press conferences, people also got to know Frode Forland a little better. He is a staff director for the National Institute of Public Health for Infection Control, Environment and Health, and had a solid year before the corona outbreak. Their income increased from 890,000 to 980,000, an increase of 10 percent.
Also in terms of wealth, there are green arrows to track. Wealth has increased from 2.1 million to 2.4 million, an increase of 12 percent.
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Technical Director Frode Forland of the National Institute of Public Health (NIPH) during a press conference on the status of the crown.
Photo: Håkon Mosvold Larsen (NTB scanpix)
Zero in wealth
When it comes to the Norwegian Health Directorate, Health Director Bjørn Guldvog has gradually become a familiar face. Guldvog is the only health spike that Nettavisen has verified has seen a decline in revenue. After NOK 1,425,000 million in 2018, revenue decreased to 1,360,000 in 2019, a decrease of five percent.
In terms of wealth, very little has changed for Guldvog in recent years. He has been listed with a fortune of 0 crowns for the past three years, as tax figures show.
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Health director Bjørn Guldvog had lower income in 2019 than in the previous year.
Photo: Heiko Junge (NTB scanpix)
Figures from Deputy Health Director Espen Nakstad are currently not available.
Figures are based on tax figures obtained from a credit reporting company. The online newspaper reserves the right to appeal the figures and modify them. Normally, all tax settlement is published in November, but due to the situation of the crown, this year it has been postponed to December.
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