Section 49: Accounts, balance sheet and other returns
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49. Accounts, balance sheet and other returns
(1) An insurer shall, at the expiration of each balance sheet date, prepare
with reference to that year—
(a) a balance sheet;
(b) a profit and loss account or a revenue account, or both, as may
be applicable; and
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(c) in respect of each class of insurance business, or part thereof,
for which the insurer is required by section 48 to keep a separate account of receipts and payments, a revenue account.
(2) An insurer shall furnish to the Commission such further returns or abstracts, or amended or substituted returns or abstracts, as may be required
by the Commission.
(3) Subject to Part III, every reserve or provision shall be calculated in
accordance with internationally approved methods, and the methods adopted
for the purpose shall be disclosed to the Commission, including any change
in the methods.
(4) All amounts which are required to be shown in any account or balance sheet shall be shown in Mauritian currency to the nearest rupee or in
such other currency as may be approved by the Commission.
(5) An insurer which is a foreign company and is required by the law of
the country where it is established to prepare and furnish to a public authority in that country any documents, shall furnish to the Commission copy of
such of those documents, as may be specified by the Commission.
(6) No insurer shall change its balance sheet date without the approval of
the Commission.
(7) The Commission may specify such additional requirements in respect
of the audited financial statements of protected cell companies as it may
deem appropriate.
[S. 49 amended by s. 17 of Act 16 of 2007 w.e.f. 28 September 2007.]
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Questions this section answers
- Can an insurer change its balance sheet date without the Commission's approval?