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Showing 3901–3910 of 9726 articles for “Art. D. 145-34”
Communes, local public establishments and public interest groupings submit their grant application to the State representative in the department, within twelve months of the police measure ordering th…
Subsidies are awarded to beneficiaries by order of the State representative in the department.
Beneficiaries of payment orders issued in settlement of sums owed by the commune may obtain payment of the sums shown on these vouchers as long as the claim has not been extinguished by the forfeiture…
…a supporting document and used for the final settlement of income and expenditure for the year ended.
Mayors remain responsible, under their own responsibility, for the remittance to beneficiaries of mandates ordered by them and payable in cash.
The municipality's accounting officer shall attach to his accounts, as supporting documents, a statement of the landed property, annuities and movable claims making up the municipality's assets or an…
At the beginning of each year the mayor has a period of one month to proceed with the issue of collection vouchers and mandates corresponding to rights acquired and services rendered during the previo…
Expenditure commitment, authorisation and settlement operations are recorded in the administrative accounts, in accordance with the procedures laid down by order of the Minister for the Interior and t…
The commune's accounting officer's entries are kept in double-entry form. They require the use of the following documents: 1° Divisional journals on which transactions are entered in detail in chronol…
The exceptional grants mentioned in article L. 2335-2 may be awarded within the limits of the appropriations allocated for this purpose in the budget of the Ministry of the Interior. The interminister…
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