CA Certificates & Net Worth
Net worth, turnover and utilisation, certified.
Banks, tenders, visa applications and government schemes routinely ask for a figure certified by a chartered accountant rather than merely stated by the applicant. A net worth certificate for a visa, a turnover certificate for a tender, a utilisation certificate for a grant.
Every such certificate now carries a UDIN, which the recipient can verify on the ICAI portal — so a certificate has to be supported by records that stand behind it rather than by an assertion.
What is included
- Records reviewed and the figure verified
- Certificate issued in the required format
- UDIN generated and quoted
- Supporting computation annexed
What we need from you
- Financial statements and the return for the relevant years
- Bank statements and investment proofs
- Asset and liability details
- The format the recipient requires
Questions
What is a UDIN and why does it matter?
A Unique Document Identification Number generated by the chartered accountant on the ICAI portal. It lets the bank, embassy or tender authority verify the certificate is genuine. A certificate without one is increasingly rejected.
Also in Income tax
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