1. Sole traders and companies referred to in Article 239 quater A subject to the regime defined in article 302 septies A bis may keep super-simplified accounts. These accounts only record details of receipts and payments on a daily basis. Receivables and payables are recorded at the end of the financial year except for expenses relating to overheads, which are paid at regular intervals not exceeding one year (1); inventories and work in progress may be valued using a simplified method defined by an order of the minister responsible for the budget (2).
1 bis. With the exception of those with merchant status that are controlled by a company that prepares accounts pursuant to Article L. 233-16 of the French Commercial Code, legal entities subject to the regime defined in Article 302 septies A bis of this Code and which are not referred to in 1 may only record receivables and payables at the end of the financial year.
2. Expenses relating to fuel consumed during business travel by the operator may be recorded on a flat-rate basis according to a scale that is published each year.
Proof of incidental overheads paid in cash is not required up to a limit of 1 p. 1000 of the turnover achieved and a minimum of €150.
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3. A decree shall specify the terms of application of these provisions, in particular in the event of a change in accounting method with a view to preventing the same expense from being deducted from the results of two financial years (3).
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