Accounting separation obliges a vertically integrated undertaking to draft a profit-and-loss account per market, in order to verify the lack of discrimination or unfair cross-subsidy.
Accounting separation obligation imposed on Proximus
- 27 October 2020: Communication on the conformity of Proximus’s accounting separation for 2013-2018
- 25 November 2014: Conformity of the accounting separation system for 2012
- 25 November 2014: Conformity of the accounting separation system for 2011
- 26 June 2012: Conformity of the accounting separation system for 2010
- 26 June 2012: Conformity of the accounting separation system for 2009
- 26 June 2012: Conformity of the accounting separation system for 2008
- 15 April 2010: Decision on the terms and conditions of the accounting separation obligation of Belgacom
- 12 November 2009: Conformity of the accounting separation system for 2007
- 12 November 2009: Conformity of the accounting separation system for 2006
- 17 June 2009: Conformity of the accounting separation system for 2005
- 5 November 2008: Conformity of the accounting separation system for 2004
- 22 October 2008: Conformity of the accounting separation system for 2003
- 18 June 2008: Conformity of the accounting separation system for 2002
- 6 April 2004: Decision on the publication of the separate financial report of Belgacom for the years 2000-2001
Accounting separation obligation imposed on Mobistar
15 April 2010: Decision on the terms and conditions of the accounting separation obligation of Mobistar. In practice, given that the MTR market analysis of 29 June 2010 removed that obligation imposed on Mobistar, the latter never had to carry out an accounting separation.