Federal Act
on the Amendment of the Swiss Civil Code
(Part Five: The Code of Obligations)

of 30 March 1911 (Status as of 9 February 2023)


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Art. 958c

III. Re­cog­nised fin­an­cial re­port­ing prin­ciples

 

1 The fol­low­ing prin­ciples in par­tic­u­lar ap­ply to fin­an­cial re­ports:

1.
they must be clear and un­der­stand­able;
2.
they must be com­plete;
3.
they must be re­li­able;
4.
they must in­clude the es­sen­tial in­form­a­tion;
5.
they must be prudent;
6.
the same rules must be ap­plied in present­a­tion and valu­ation;
7.
as­sets and li­ab­il­it­ies and in­come and ex­pendit­ure may not be off­set against each oth­er.

2 The sum entered for the in­di­vidu­al items on the bal­ance sheet and in the notes to the ac­count must be proven by an in­vent­ory or by some oth­er meth­od.

3 Fin­an­cial re­ports must be ad­ap­ted to the spe­cial fea­tures of the un­der­tak­ing and the sec­tor while re­tain­ing the stat­utory min­im­um con­tent.

 

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