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The Building Societies (Accounts and Related Provisions) Regulations 1992

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  1. Introductory Text

  2. 1.Citation and commencement

  3. 2.Interpretation

  4. 3.Annual accounts

  5. 4.Group accounts-supplementary provisions

  6. 5.Notes to annual accounts

  7. 6.Associated bodies

  8. 7.Accounting principles and rules

  9. 8.Directors' report

  10. 9.Annual business statement

  11. 10.Summary financial statement

  12. 11.Interpretation of Schedules

  13. 12.Transitional provisions

  14. 13.Further Transitional Provision

  15. 14.Revocation

  16. Signature

  17. SCHEDULES

    1. Schedule 1

      1. Part I —Format of society income and expenditure account

      2. Part II —Format of consolidated income and expenditure account

      3. Part III —Provisions applicable to Parts I and II

    2. Schedule 2

      1. Part I —Format of society balance sheet

      2. Part II —Format of consolidated balance sheet

      3. Part III —Provisions applicable to Parts I and II

    3. Schedule 3

      1. Part I —Format of society statement of the source and application of funds

      2. Part II —Format of consolidated statement of the source and application of funds

      3. Part III —Provisions applicable to Parts I and II

    4. Schedule 4

      Form and content of the annual accounts of a group accounts society

    5. Schedule 5

      Notes to annual accounts

    6. Schedule 6

      Notes to annual accounts: information in respect of associated bodies

      1. Part I —Societies not required to prepare consolidated accounts

      2. Part II —Societies required to prepare consolidated accounts

      3. Part III —Supplementary provisions

    7. Schedule 7

      Accounting principles and rules

      1. Part I —Accounting principles

      2. Part II —Departure from accounting principles

      3. Part III —Fixed assets

      4. Part IV —Current assets

      5. Part V —Other accounting rules

      6. Part VI —Alternative accounting rules

      7. Part VII —Assets and liabilities denominated in foreign currencies

    8. Schedule 8

      Directors' report

    9. Schedule 9

      Annual business statement

    10. Schedule 10

      Summary financial statement

      1. Part I —Format of summary financial statement

      2. Part II —Provisions applicable to Part I

    11. Schedule 11

      Interpretation of Schedules

  18. Explanatory Note

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