11.25.

The Court found no material errors that might call into question the reliability of the accounts that it audited (Karlsruhe and Mol schools and the Central Office), which were drawn up under the provisions of the Financial Regulation of 24 October 2006 applicable to the budget of the European Schools, and the legality and regularity of the transactions underlying these accounts. However, based on the Court’s review, the consolidated accounts are not presented fairly and transparent, in all material respects, in accordance with the relevant accounting standards, with regard to (a) the unsatisfactory application of the accrual based accounting principle and (b) the inclusion of the surplus of the previous year as a revenue of the present year.’

11.25.

The Court found no material errors that might call into question the reliability of the accounts that it audited (Karlsruhe and Mol schools and the Central Office), which were drawn up under the provisions of the Financial Regulation of 24 October 2006 applicable to the budget of the European Schools, and the legality and regularity of the transactions underlying these accounts. However, based on the Court’s review, the consolidated accounts are not presented fairly and transparent, in all material respects, in accordance with the relevant accounting standards, with regard to (a) the unsatisfactory application of the accrual based accounting principle and (b) the inclusion of the surplus of the previous year as a revenue of the present year.