Chartered Accountant Certificates
Attested certificates for net worth, turnover, immigration, visa and bank loan purposes.
Banks, embassies, tender authorities and regulators frequently ask for a figure to be certified by a chartered accountant rather than simply asserted by you. The certificate carries weight because the accountant is professionally accountable for it.
That accountability is also why a certificate cannot be issued on request alone. The accountant must examine the underlying records and be satisfied the figure is supportable, which is why a certificate needs documents rather than just an amount.
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Shareholding Pattern Certificate
₹5,604 plus GST
- CA Certified
- Immigration
- Visa Process
- Bank Loan
Capital Certificate
₹5,604 plus GST
- CA Certified
- Immigration
- Visa Process
- Bank Loan
Net Profit Certificate
₹5,604 plus GST
- CA Certified
- Immigration
- Visa Process
- Bank Loan
Turnover Certificate
₹5,604 plus GST
- CA Certified
- Immigration
- Visa Process
- Bank Loan
The certificates most often required
- Net worth certificate — for visa applications, bank loans and tender qualification
- Turnover certificate — for tenders, credit facilities and subsidy claims
- Capital contribution certificate — for company and LLP filings
- Foreign remittance certificate in Form 15CB — before sending funds abroad
- Certificate of source of funds — for immigration and study abroad applications
- Statutory certificates required under GST, FEMA and the Companies Act
- Fair valuation certificate — for share issues and transfers
What a net worth certificate involves
Net worth is assets less liabilities at a given date. The accountant must see evidence of each asset and each liability — property documents, bank statements, investment records, loan statements — not merely a list you have prepared.
Where the certificate is for a visa or an embassy, the format often has to follow that authority’s requirements, and valuations of immovable property may need to come from a registered valuer rather than from your own estimate.
Why certificates get rejected
- The format does not match what the requesting authority prescribed
- The certificate is not accompanied by the required annexures
- The membership number or unique document identification number is missing
- The valuation basis is not stated, where assets are valued
- The date of the certificate does not fall within the period the authority requires
- Figures do not tie to the returns or financial statements already filed
How we handle it
- 1 Understanding the requirement We ask who wants the certificate and in what format, because that governs everything that follows.
- 2 Collecting evidence Supporting documents for each asset, liability or figure are collected and examined.
- 3 Verification Figures are verified against returns, financial statements and third-party confirmations.
- 4 Drafting The certificate is drafted in the required format with the basis of computation stated.
- 5 Issue It is signed with the membership number and unique document identification number, and issued with annexures.
Frequently asked questions
Can a certificate be issued without documents?
No. The accountant is professionally accountable for the figure and must examine the underlying records. A certificate issued without verification exposes both of us.
How long is a net worth certificate valid?
It certifies a position as at a specific date. Most authorities want one dated within the last three to six months, so check the requirement before ordering it.
Do I need a registered valuer as well?
Often, where immovable property or unquoted shares form a significant part of net worth. The accountant certifies the compiled position; the valuer establishes the value of specific assets.
What is a UDIN?
A unique document identification number generated for every certificate a chartered accountant signs. It allows the recipient to verify the certificate is genuine, and authorities increasingly insist on it.
Can you certify figures my previous accountant prepared?
We can, but only after examining the underlying records ourselves. We cannot simply countersign someone else’s work.
What is not included. Government fees, statutory charges, stamp duty, court and registry fees, digital signature costs and any third-party professional charges are separate and payable at actuals. GST applies on professional fees where indicated. Prices shown are indicative and may change without notice; we confirm the total in writing before any work begins — see our terms on pricing.
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