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Article L233-22 of the French Commercial code

Subject to the provisions of article L. 233-23, the consolidated financial statements are prepared in accordance with the accounting principles and valuation rules of this code, taking into account the essential adjustments resulting from the specific characteristics of the consolidated financial statements compared with the annual financial statements and the presentation of the consolidated whole as a single economic entity. Assets, liabilities, income and expenses included in the consolidated financial…

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Article L233-23 of the French Commercial code

Subject to justification in the notes to the financial statements, the consolidating company may use, under the conditions provided for in Article L. 123-17, valuation rules set by regulation of the Autorité des normes comptables, and intended: 1° To value fungible assets on the basis that the first asset out is the last asset in; 2° To allow the inclusion of rules that do not comply with those set by…

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Article L233-24 of the French Commercial code

When using the international accounting standards adopted by regulation of the European Commission, commercial companies which draw up and publish consolidated accounts within the meaning of Article L. 233-16 are exempted from complying with the accounting rules laid down by Articles L. 233-17-2 to L. 233-23 and L. 233-25 for the preparation and publication of their consolidated financial statements.

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Article L233-25 of the French Commercial code

Subject to justification in the notes to the financial statements, the consolidated financial statements may be drawn up on a different date from that of the annual financial statements of the consolidating company if that date is used by the majority of the undertakings included in the consolidation for their parent company financial statements. In this case, significant events affecting the assets or liabilities of the undertakings included in the…

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Article L233-26 of the French Commercial code

The report on the management of the group sets out the position of the group made up of the undertakings included in the consolidation, its foreseeable development, the significant events that have occurred between the closing date of the financial year of consolidation and the date on which the consolidated accounts are drawn up, and its research and development activities. This report may be included in the management report referred…

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Article L233-28 of the French Commercial code

Business legal entities which, although not required to do so because of their legal form or the size of the group as a whole, publish consolidated accounts, shall comply with the provisions of articles L. 233-16 and L. 233-18 to L. 233-27. In this case, when their annual accounts are certified under the conditions provided for in article L. 823-9, their consolidated accounts are consolidated under the conditions set out…

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Article L233-28-1 of the French Commercial code

I.-Any consolidating company that is not controlled by another company, within the meaning of II or III of Article L. 233-16, whose consolidated turnover at the end of two consecutive financial years exceeds the threshold mentioned in I of Article L. 232-6, draws up, publishes and makes available, at the request of the board of directors, the management board or the managers, the report relating to the tax on profits…

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Article L233-28-2 of the French Commercial code

I.-Any commercial company that is neither a micro-enterprise, within the meaning of Article L. 123-16-1, nor a small business, within the meaning of Article L. 123-16, and which is controlled, within the meaning of II or III of Article L. 233-16, by a company which does not have its registered office in a Member State of the European Union or another State party to the Agreement on the European Economic…

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Article L233-29 of the French Commercial code

A joint stock company may not own shares in another company, if the latter holds a fraction of its capital greater than 10%. Failing agreement between the companies concerned to regularise the situation, the one holding the smaller fraction of the other’s capital must dispose of its investment. If the reciprocal investments are of equal size, each of the companies must reduce its own investment so that it does not…

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