The Chief Accounts Officer (CAC) is responsible for certifying the annual accounts of the company that calls on him, by carrying out a legal audit, the procedure of which is strictly defined by law and in accordance with the standards in force.
The auditor's job is to certify the accuracy of a company's annual accounts: whether they are regular and true, but also and above all that they accurately reflect the financial situation.
Depending on the legal status of the company, the designation of a ACC is mandatory either as soon as the company is formed or in the course of social life if it exceeds certain thresholds.
