2005-06-01
The Commission de Supervision Bancaire et Financière (CSBF) of Madagascar issued Instruction No. 001/05-CSBF to require authorized credit institutions to maintain accounting and financial reporting under the codified PCEC 2005 framework, which integrates conceptual valuation rules with a standardized chart of accounts. The regulation mandates the twelve-month retention of all documentation supporting periodic financial statements submitted to the CSBF and the Central Bank of Madagascar, with specific retention rules applying to head offices and affiliated institutions. This directive explicitly repeals all prior conflicting provisions, notably the August 1999 accounting plan instruction, thereby establishing a unified regulatory standard effective June 2005.
INSTRUCTION NO. 001/05-CSBF on the Accounting Plan for Credit Institutions INSTRUCTION NO. 001/05-CSBF on the Accounting Plan for Credit Institutions
The Commission de Supervision Bancaire et Financière (CSBF) of the Republic of MADAGASCAR, In application of Article 41 of Law No. 95-030 of February 22, 1996, under which the CSBF is responsible for establishing by instruction the rules relating to the accounting plan of credit institutions and the conditions for periodic and annual closing of their accounts, DECIDES Article 1. - Credit institutions authorized to conduct banking operations in Madagascar must maintain their accounting and present financial information concerning them in accordance with the Accounting Plan for Credit Institutions - PCEC 2005, attached hereto and forming an integral part of this instruction. This accounting plan for credit institutions is codified and consists of two mandatory parts :