#ATDL2519386AAmendment to HLM Accounting Instructions
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This law updates the accounting instructions for privately-accounted HLM organizations and mixed-economy companies. It affects how capital, reserves, and various financial provisions are reported and structured. Companies in the housing sector need to align their accounting practices with these new standards.
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Key Changes
- Updates to accounting instructions for HLM organizations
- Changes in reporting of capital and reserves
- Revised structure for financial provisions
Obligations
What this law requires
HLM organizations, mixed-economy companies (SEM), and public housing organizations (OPH) must implement the standardized chart of accounts (Plan Comptable) specified in Annex 1 for all financial reporting.
Organizations must segregate and separately track capital accounts between subscribed-not-called (1011), subscribed-called-not-paid (1012), and subscribed-called-paid (1013) categories.
Organizations must separately classify and report operating surpluses dedicated to investment by distinguishing activities qualifying as services of general economic interest since 2021 from those that do not.
Organizations must track reserves on real estate disposals (account 10685) with separate sub-accounts for activities qualifying as services of general economic interest since 2021, activities not qualifying, and pre-2021 activities.
Organizations must separately account for carried-forward results (report à nouveau) distinguishing between credit balances (110) and debit balances (119) by activity category and qualification status.