Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

l’obligation de dépôt légal

English translation:

legal obligation to submit Annual Accounts

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French term

l’obligation de dépôt légal

Non-PRO French to English Bus/Financial Business/Commerce (general)
This is in a declaration of compliance for a company wishing to obtain a procurement contract / tender. I understand that it refers to the legal obbligation of submitting the financial statements but looking for the standard equivalent of this. Help appreciated thanks

Le déclarant atteste qu’il est en règle avec ses obligations fiscales, parafiscales et l’obligation de dépôt légal de ses comptes sociaux :…………………………………………………………………...
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French term (edited): obligation de dépôt légal des comptes sociaux
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legal obligation to submit Annual Accounts

"Le déclarant atteste qu’il est en règle avec ses obligations fiscales, parafiscales et <B>l’obligation de dépôt légal de ses comptes</B>"

"... ... legal obligation to submit Annual Accounts"

In UK, every company is under the obligation to submit Annual Accounts, which these "comptes sociaux" are in this context.

"Company administration: the basics
Filing yearly accounts and the company's annual return with Companies House

Directors are personally responsible for submitting yearly accounts and the company's annual return to the Registrar of Companies. ... "

[http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/bdotg/action/detail?itemId=10...]
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agree Cyril B.
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obligation to submit

The term "obligation to submit financial statements" seems to google fairly well (with quotes) and the term "legal obligation to submit financial statements" even has a few ghits.
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agree Cyril B.
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agree Letredenoblesse
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legal obligation to file accounts

An alternative that I've come across regularly in the UK. (could also use 'requirement to file...

Used by businesslink and companies house (as per the following link).




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or "legal obligation to file annual accounts"
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agree Cyril B.
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Thanks Cyril!
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statutory obligation to file annual accounts

For the UK targets, then "légal" describes what we describe as a "statutory" obligation under the companies legislation.
We also often say "a set of annual accounts" too.

www.icaew.com
www.accaglobal.com
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