Certificates are issued after examining the documents produced. A certificate states facts as found on those records; it is not a guarantee of a future event.

What the work covers

Net-worth and turnover certificates
Foreign-remittance certificate in Form 146 (formerly Form 15CB), with the related remittance form
Working-capital and capital-introduction certificates
Certificates for tenders and departmental schemes
Solvency certificates on records produced

Worth knowing

Every certificate carries a UDIN (Unique Document Identification Number). The person receiving it can check the UDIN at udin.icai.org.
Registered-valuer reports are not offered.

Documents usually needed

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The format or letter from the authority asking for the certificate
Audited financial statements and income-tax returns
Bank statements for the period
Valuation reports for property, where net worth includes it
For Form 146: the invoice or agreement, the nature of the remittance and the payee's tax-residency certificate

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The exact list depends on the facts. Send documents only after the office confirms the scope, and never send passwords or OTPs.

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Certificates and attestations

What the work covers

Worth knowing

Documents usually needed