Listetillegg

Listetillegg is a term used in Norwegian business and procurement practice to describe an additional charge that is added to items on a price list or catalog. It represents a supplementary fee beyond the base price and is typically specified in contracts, quotes, or invoices. The concept is not a universal standard but a commonly used mechanism to account for specific conditions or services tied to listed items.

The use of listetillegg occurs across various sectors, including logistics, services, and sales. It can cover a range of circumstances, such as extra handling, special packaging, remote-location delivery, or other factors that justify an added cost beyond the published price. In practice, the added charge is itemized on the price list or invoice under a line labeled as listetillegg, often accompanied by a brief justification for clarity.

From a commercial and legal perspective, listetillegg should be transparently defined in the relevant contract or tender documents. The exact amount or calculation method may be negotiated between buyer and supplier and should be clearly communicated to avoid disputes. Because practices vary by sector and country, the use and naming of listetillegg can differ, and some contexts may use alternative terms for a similar concept.

Etymology-wise, the term combines liste (price list or catalog) with tillegg (add-on or extra charge). While most often encountered in Norwegian contexts, parallel concepts exist in other Nordic languages, sometimes with different spellings or scopes. In any case, the essential idea is an agreed-upon extra charge tied to items on a price list.