Article D71-111-11
The operating result is the surplus or deficit for the year. For the purposes of appropriation, it is combined with the previous result carried forward, excluding any outstanding commitments.Outstandi…
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The operating result is the surplus or deficit for the year. For the purposes of appropriation, it is combined with the previous result carried forward, excluding any outstanding commitments.Outstandi…
The summary data on the financial situation of the territorial collectivity of French Guyana provided for in the second paragraph of Article L. 71-111-14 include the following ratios:1° Actual operati…
…ntal business tax equalisation fund and payments allocated by the State to compensate for losses of territorial economic contribution and mining royalty bases;4° Actual operating revenue refers to all…
…her with the management account, if it has been drawn up by that date, or with a balance drawn up after taking into account the last statement of vouchers and mandates.The authorising officer produces…
The budget runs from 1 January to 31 December.
The audited accounts referred to in Article L. 71-111-15 shall be certified by an auditor for bodies subject to the obligation to certify accounts and by the chairman of the body in question for bodie…
The accumulated result defined in article D. 71-111-11 is allocated, in the case of a surplus:1° As a priority, to reserves to cover the financing requirement of the investment section arising at the…
…ptional and justified circumstances, the local authority may request a joint decision from the ministers responsible for the budget and local authorities, which may cover one or more financial years,…
The accumulated result defined in article D. 72-101-11 is allocated, in the case of a surplus:1° As a priority, to reserves to cover the financing requirement of the investment section arising at the…
The summary data on the financial situation of the territorial collectivity of Martinique provided for in the second paragraph of Article L. 72-101-14 include the following ratios:1° Actual operating…
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