Tax & Finance

#2026-19418 Mart 2026 tarihli 2026-194 sayılı karar, ulusal usulsüz çek dosyasına beyan usullerine ilişkin

🇫🇷France··Other·Medium Impact·View source ↗

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🇬🇧 English

This decree updates the regulations regarding the declaration of closed accounts and issues related to checks, such as theft, loss, forgery, or counterfeiting. It modifies existing articles in the monetary and financial code to include these new requirements and clarifies the responsibilities of banks in reporting these incidents. The decree will take effect six months after its publication.

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Key Changes

  • Renaming sections related to the declaration of checks and closed accounts.
  • Modifying existing articles to include forgeries and counterfeits in reporting requirements.

Obligations

What this law requires

high

Banks must declare to the Banque de France all closed accounts within their establishment

Banks (établissements de crédit)
reporting
high

Banks must declare to the Banque de France all rejected checks due to forgery or counterfeiting of which they become aware as the drawee bank

Banks (établissements de crédit)
reporting
high

Banks must declare to the Banque de France all forgeries or counterfeits of checks or check forms discovered in their capacity as drawee bank

Banks (établissements de crédit)
reporting
high

Banks must report the date of account closure, check rejection, or discovery of forgery/counterfeiting to the Banque de France

Banks (établissements de crédit)
reporting
high

Banks must declare stolen, lost, forged, or counterfeited checks and check forms (including their numbers) to the Banque de France

Banks (établissements de crédit)
reporting

Affected Parties

Banks and financial institutions

Tags

banking,checks,regulation