Certifications and attestations
Certificates that banks, government departments, tender authorities, regulators and foreign remitters rely on, issued after checking the underlying records and carrying an ICAI UDIN.
Certificates we issue
- Net worth certificates for visas, tenders, bank finance and regulatory filings
- Turnover and financial capacity certificates for tenders and government e-procurement
- Form 15CB certificates (now Form 146 under the Income-tax Rules, 2026) for remittances outside India, with review of the tax position
- Utilisation certificates for grants and funds received from Government departments
- Certificates for banks: stock and book-debt statements, end use of loan funds, and other lender requirements
- Certificates for withdrawal from RERA designated project accounts
- Other certificates required under tax, company, FEMA and regulatory law
How we work
A certificate is an assurance engagement, not a formality. We examine the books, documents and confirmations behind every figure before signing. Depending on what the authority asks for, a certificate gives reasonable assurance, limited assurance, or a report of factual findings on agreed procedures (SRS 4400), as ICAI's Guidance Note on Reports or Certificates for Special Purposes requires.
Every certificate carries a Unique Document Identification Number (UDIN), which the recipient can verify on ICAI's UDIN portal.
Please allow time for verification. We do not issue a certificate on figures we have not been able to check, and the wording follows the format prescribed by the authority that asked for it.