Mauritius:
FSC Communiqué-Regulatory Relief-Extension Of Due Dates For Filing Financial Statements And Returns Due To The Impact Of The COVID-19 Curfew Period
07 April 2021
AXIS Fiduciary Ltd
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With the current practical constraints arising from the current
lockdown situation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the
Financial Services Commission of Mauritius
("FSC") has issued a communiqué on 31
March 2021 on the extension of the deadline of the filing and
reporting obligations of its licensees. The deadline for licensees
to submit their financial statements and
statutory returns (as defined and for the periods
mentioned therein) has been extended to 30 June
2021; and the timeline for filing their risk
management framework (RMF returns as defined and for the
periods mentioned therein) has been extended to30 September
2021. The FSC also highlights that they will not charge
administrative penalties in respect of these. The specific details
and conditions applicable to the above can be read in the full
communiqué HERE.
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