True True Annual Report 0


True Attestation 0

Attestation

Refusal to Attest

Refusal to Attest

As chartered accountants, we have carried out a compilation of the interim financial statements of {{ company name }} for the period from {{ start of period }} to {{ end of period }}, which include the following key figures:

  • Total assets: {{ total balance sheet }}
  • Revenue: {{ revenue }}
  • Net accounting result: {{ net accounting result }}

Our work was conducted in accordance with the professional standard applicable to compilation engagements, as issued by the professional body of chartered accountants. This engagement is however not an audit or a limited review.

During the course of our engagement, we identified the following matters that significantly impact the overall consistency and reliability of the financial statements:

  • (description and of the issue, uncertainty, or limitation)

As a result of these findings, and due to their significant effect, we are unable to confirm the overall consistency and plausibility of the interim financial statements attached to this statement.



Favorable Opinion with Comments

Favorable Opinion with Comments

As chartered accountants, we have carried out a compilation of the interim financial statements of {{ company name }} for the period from {{ start of period }} to {{ end of period }}, which include the following key figures:

  • Total assets: {{ total balance sheet }}
  • Revenue: {{ revenue }}
  • Net accounting result: {{ net accounting result }}

Our work was conducted in accordance with the professional standard applicable to compilation engagements, as issued by the professional body of chartered accountants. This engagement is however not an audit or a limited review.

We are making the following comment regarding a matter that may affect the overall consistency and reliability of the financial statements:

  • (description and of the issue, uncertainty, or limitation)

Except for the impact of the issue described above, we did not identify anything that would call into question the overall consistency and plausibility of the interim financial statements attached to this statement.



Report on Work Performed

Report on Work Conducted

In accordance with the terms of our mission, we have prepared a summary of work performed for {{ company name }} for the period from {{ start of period }} to {{ end of period }}

The key figures are as follows:

  • Total assets: {{ total balance sheet }}
  • Revenue: {{ revenue }}
  • Net accounting result: {{ net accounting result }}



Unqualified Attestation

Unqualified Attestation

As chartered accountants, we have carried out a compilation of the interim financial statements of {{ company name }} for the period from {{ start of period }} to {{ end of period }}, which include the following key figures:

  • Total assets: {{ total balance sheet }}
  • Revenue: {{ revenue }}
  • Net accounting result: {{ net accounting result }}

Our work was conducted in accordance with the professional standard applicable to compilation engagements, as issued by the professional body of chartered accountants. This engagement is however not an audit or a limited review.

Based on our procedures, we have not identified any matters that would call into question the overall consistency and plausibility of the interim financial statements as attached to this statement.




True Balance Sheet 100


True Profit and Loss 200


True Annexes 300


True Preamble 0

Preamble

The fiscal year ended on {{ end of period }} covers a period of 12 months.

The total balance sheet amount before allocation of the result is {{ total balance sheet }}.

The net accounting result is a {{ net accounting result }}.

The notes and tables provided below form an integral part of the annual financial statements.


True Accounting principles and methods 100

Accounting Principles and Methods

The annual financial statements have been prepared in accordance with applicable accounting standards.

The primary method used to value the items recorded in the accounts is the historical cost method.

General accounting principles have been applied with due regard to the prudence principle, based on the following assumptions:

  • Going concern;
  • Consistency of accounting methods from one period to another;
  • Independence of accounting periods.
True Intangible and Tangible Assets 0

Intangible and Tangible Assets

Methods of Valuation

Methods of Valuation

Intangible assets are valued at their acquisition or production cost, including all expenses necessary to prepare these assets for their intended use. This valuation is net of any trade discounts, rebates, or settlement discounts obtained.

Tangible assets are valued at their acquisition cost, which includes:

  • The purchase price (including customs duties and non-recoverable taxes, less any trade discounts, rebates, or settlement discounts);
  • Directly attributable costs incurred to bring the asset to working condition for its intended use;
  • When applicable, the initial estimate of dismantling, removal, and site restoration costs related to the asset's location.

Tangible assets are also valued at their production cost where applicable.

Interest on borrowings specifically related to the production of tangible assets is not included in the production cost of these assets.

The following decisions have been made regarding the presentation of the annual financial statements:

  • Componentized assets: The company was unable to identify componentized assets, or the decomposition of such assets does not have a material impact.
  • Non-componentized assets: Benefiting from tolerance measures, the company has chosen to maintain the existing useful life periods for the depreciation of non-componentized assets.

Depreciation Period

Depreciation Period

Buildings, Fixtures, and Fittings

  • Commercial buildings: 20 to 50 years
  • Offices: 25 years
  • Fixtures and fittings: 10 years
  • Furniture: 10 years
  • Renovations: 10 years

Equipment and Tools

  • Equipment: 10 years
  • Tools: 10 years

Other Tangible Assets

  • Transport equipment: 5 years
  • Computer equipment: 5 years

Intangible Assets

  • Software: 3 years
  • Patents: To be specified...
  • Others: To be specified...

Depreciation is calculated using either the straight-line or declining balance method, based on the estimated useful life of the assets.

True False R&D cost 100

Research and Development Expenses

Expense Recognition

Expense Recognition

Research and development costs are recognized as expenses in the period in which they are incurred.

Capitalization of Development Costs

Capitalization of Development Costs

Given the innovative nature of the company's activities, a substantial portion of its expenses pertains to development costs as defined by applicable accounting standards

At each reporting date, and whenever there is an indication of impairment, the capitalized development costs are reviewed to confirm that the project continues to meet the criteria for recognition as an asset. If these criteria are no longer met, an impairment loss or exceptional amortization is recorded accordingly.

True Inventory Overview 200

Inventory Valuation

Inventories are valued using one of the following methods:

  • First In, First Out (FIFO)
  • Weighted Average Cost
  • Standard Cost

The gross value of goods and supplies includes the purchase price and related incidental costs.

Manufactured products are valued at production cost, which includes consumables, direct and indirect production expenses, and depreciation of assets used in production.

Costs related to under-activity are excluded from the inventory value.

  • Please specify the method used to calculate inventory write-downs.
True Financial Resources 300

Financial Resources

Financial Assets and Marketable Securities

Financial Assets and Marketable Securities

The gross value consists of the purchase cost, excluding incidental expenses. When the inventory value is lower than the gross value, a provision for impairment is recorded for the amount of the difference.

  • The equity method is used for valuation where applicable.
  • The exemption for valuation of securities in case of abnormal and temporary decline is applied.

Receivables and Payables

Receivables and Payables

Receivables and payables are recorded at their nominal value.

Where applicable, receivables are depreciated through provisions to account for potential collection difficulties. These provisions for impairment are determined by comparing the acquisition value with the probable realizable value.

Receivables and payables denominated in foreign currencies are converted into euros using the exchange rate at the invoice date.

Cash and Cash Equivalents

Cash and Cash Equivalents

Cash on hand and bank balances are recorded at their nominal value

For cash held in foreign currencies, amounts are converted into euros at the exchange rate prevailing on the last business day before the fiscal year-end. Any resulting exchange differences are recognized immediately in the income statement as foreign exchange gains or losses.

Repayable Advances

Repayable Advances

Advances received from public or private organizations to finance the company's activities, for which repayment is conditional, are presented under equity in the balance sheet as "Other Equity." Corresponding interest expenses are recorded as liabilities under "Loans and Other Financial Debts."

Loans

Loans

Loan issuance costs, where applicable, are recognized as expenses in the financial year during which the loans are granted.

Capital Increase Costs

Capital Increase Costs

Capital increase costs are recorded directly on the balance sheet as a deduction from the share premium.

True False Subventions 400

Subventions

Pro rata recognition

Pro rata recognition

The company has received subsidies that are recognized in operating income in proportion to the expenses incurred. As a result, subsidies receivable may be recorded when the grant agreement is signed and eligible expenses have been incurred, even if the funds have not yet been received.

The portion of subsidies that finance capital expenditures is recognized in operating income over the same period as the depreciation of the related assets. The acquired portion not yet recognized in income is recorded under equity as investment grants.

Non-Pro Rata Recognition

Non-Pro Rata Recognition

Operating subsidies are recorded as income as soon as they are granted.

True False Significant Events 500

Significant Events

Post-Closing Events

Post-Closing Events

To be completed...
  • Only include events occurring between the end of the reporting period and the date the financial statements are approved, if they are significant enough to affect the fair presentation of the accounts.

Other Significant Events

Other Significant Events

To be completed...
True False Changes in Accounting Policies 600

Changes in Accounting Policies

Change in Accounting Standards

Change in Accounting Standards

To be completed...

If applicable, specify the impact of the new accounting regulation as determined at the opening of the period, including which financial statement items are affected.

  • If the change was applied retrospectively, present the key items from prior periods that have been restated in accordance with the new method.
  • If the change was applied prospectively, describe its impact on the key items of the current period, unless such information is impracticable to obtain.

Voluntary Change in Accounting Policy

Voluntary Change in Accounting Policy

To be completed...
  • Indicate and justify the voluntary accounting policy change.
  • Specify the impact of the change as determined at the opening of the period, identifying the affected financial statement items.
  • If the change has been applied retrospectively, present the main items from prior periods restated under the new accounting method.
  • If the change has been applied prospectively, explain the reasons for prospective application and indicate the impact on key items for the period, unless impracticable to determine.

Change in Accounting Estimate

Change in Accounting Estimate

To be completed...
  • State and justify the change in estimate.

Correction of Errors

Correction of Errors

To be completed...
  • Describe the nature of the error corrected.
  • Explain the impact of the correction on the current period's financial statements.
  • Present the main items of prior period's financial statements that have been restated to correct the error.
True Contextual Information 200


True False Entity Information 0

Entity Information

Parent Company Details

Parent Company Details

This company is part of a group, under the following parent company.

  • Name:
  • Registered Office:
  • Identification Number:

The consolidated financial statements can be obtained via...

Subsidiary Details

Subsidiary Details

This company is part of a group, and owns the following subsidiaries

  • Name:
  • Registered Office:
  • Identification Number:
  • Name:
  • Registered Office:
  • Identification Number:

The consolidated financial statements can be obtained via...

True Journal Audit 100


True Workforce 200

Workforce

Workforce employed during the Period

Workforce employed during the Period

Category

Men

Women

Total

Managers




Non-Managers




Employees




True Financial Position 300


True Asset Information 0

Asset Information

Changes in Fixed Assets

Changes in Fixed Assets

To be completed...
  • Detail and explain the key changes in fixed assets — purchases, sales, and adjustments — over the period for clear tracking of asset value evolution.

Depreciation and Impairment

Subsidiaries and Equity Interests

Subsidiaries and Equity Interests

From the Equity app, print the Capitalization Table and insert it here

Long-Term Investments Held in the Investment Portfolio

Long-Term Investments Held in the Investment Portfolio

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  • Provide information on the estimated value of long-term investments held in the portfolio and any changes in their value over the financial year.

Details on Inventories and Work-in-Progress

Details on Inventories and Work-in-Progress

To be completed...
  • If this is the first year the company holds inventories, specify the valuation method used and provide a breakdown of the products concerned.
  • Indicate the total book value of inventories as well as the book value by relevant categories.

Aged Payable

Aged Receivable

Partner Ledger

Deferred Expenses

Loans

Loans

To be completed...
  • Provide details on loan issuance costs and any loan redemption premiums.
True Liabilities Information 100

Liabilities Information

Share Capital

Share Capital

Share Capital

Number of Shares

Nominal Value per Share

Shares at Start of Year



Shares Issues



Shares Redeemed/Cancelled



Shares at End of Year



Depreciation Schedule

Self-Held Shares

Self-Held Shares

To be completed...
  • Indicate the number and value of shares held by the company during the year. Include acquisitions, disposals, cancellations, and the reason for holding these shares (e.g. employee plans, market operations).

Provisions

Provisions

To be completed...
  • Describe the nature of each provision recorded during the period. For each, indicate the opening balance, any additional provisions (dotations), any amounts reversed (reprises), and the closing balance at the end of the period.
True False Financial Commitments and Guarantees 200

Financial Commitments and Guarantees

Off-Balance Sheet Commitments

Off-Balance Sheet Commitments

To be completed...
  • Describe the nature and amounts of commitments given, received, and reciprocal
  • Specify details for executives, subsidiaries, investments, related companies, and others.
  • Include any explanations or justifications as needed.

Finance Lease

Finance Lease

Items

Entry Cost

Depreciation - Current Year

Depreciation - Cumulative

Net Value

Land





Buildings





Technical installations, equipment, and tools





Other tangible fixed assets





Total

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

Other off-balance-sheet transactions

Other off-balance-sheet transactions

To be completed...
  • Provide details of any significant off-balance-sheet transactions or commitments not recorded in the financial statements
True Performance & Operations 400


True Income Statement 0

Income Statement

Result breakdown by region

Result breakdown by region

During this fiscal period, the company generated a net accounting result of {{ net accounting result }}, broken down as follows between domestic and international operations.

Category

Domestic

International

Total





Total

0,00

0,00

0,00

Deferred Expenses

Deferred Revenues

Information on Specific Nature Operations

Information on Specific Nature Operations

To be completed...

Please provide details of your share of results from joint operations of a specific nature

Exceptional Income & Expenses

Exceptional Income & Expenses

Description

Amount

Comments

Exceptional Income



Exceptional Expenses



Net Exceptional Result



True False Cash-Flow Statement 100


True Tax & Compliance 500


True Taxation 0

Taxation

Exceptional Income & Expenses

Exceptional Income & Expenses

To be completed...
  • Explain how tax changes made between the balance sheet date and the financial statement date affect this period's results.

Tax Credits

Tax Credits

During this period, the company benefited from the following tax credits, which have contributed to optimizing its tax position:

  • Justification:
  • Amount:

Others (including tax consolidation)

Others

  • Provide details on the carryback and carryforward of tax losses, and the split of income tax between current and exceptional results.
  • Detail the factors affecting future tax liabilities and the impact of tax valuation adjustments.
  • For tax-consolidated entities, explain the tax allocation method, tax differences, loss carryforwards, and related accounting specifics.
True False Non-Standard Transaction 100

Non-Standard Transactions

Related-Party Transactions

Related-Party Transactions

Name

Nature of Relationship

Transaction Amount During the Period

Additional Information





Transactions with Major Shareholders

Transactions with Major Shareholders

Name

Nature of Relationship

Transaction Amount During the Period

Additional Information





True False Transactions with Management 200

Transactions with Management

Remuneration for Services

Remuneration for Services

Description

Fiscal Year N

Fiscal Year N - 1

Remuneration due for the fiscal year



Valuation of multi-year variable compensation



Valuation of stock options granted during the year



Valuation of free shares granted



  • For each member, specify the advances and loans granted to them, including the terms agreed upon and repayments made during the period, as well as the amount of commitments made on their behalf.
  • For each member, indicate the retirement commitments and similar benefits granted to them.

Non-disclosure

Management has chosen not to disclose remuneration information, as doing so would effectively reveal the individual compensation of executives.

True False Additional Information 600

Additional Information

Provide any additional information necessary here...

True Supporting Documents 400

Supporting Documents

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True False Tax Package 500

Tax Package

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