Vurderingsdato

Vurderingsdato is a Norwegian term meaning the date on which an assessment or evaluation is conducted by an authority or organization. The term is used as a timestamp in case files and decisions to indicate when the facts or parameters were evaluated. It is not a decision date, but rather the moment the assessor considered the relevant information.

The vurderingsdato appears in various public administration contexts, including taxation, social benefits, health care, and property valuation. In taxation, for example, the assessment date may determine which tax year's information is considered when calculating liability. In welfare or social security cases, the date of assessment can influence when benefits are payable or when retroactive adjustments are allowed. In property assessment, the evaluated value for a given year is linked to the vurderingsdato.

The date helps create an audit trail and defines the temporal scope of the assessment. It can affect deadlines for appeals because some rules rely on the date the assessment was made rather than on the decision date. It can also matter for the accuracy of the information used if circumstances change after the vurderingsdato.

In practice, the term may appear on official documents, case notes, or digital case management systems as a field labeled "vurderingsdato" or "date of assessment."