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CA Certification · Financial Statements

Certified Financial Statements — Verified Figures. Trusted Certification.

Financial statements — profit and loss, balance sheet, and cash flow — reviewed and certified by a Chartered Accountant for submission to banks, lenders, and regulators.

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Lenders, government departments, and other third parties frequently require financial statements certified by a Chartered Accountant, particularly where the entity is not otherwise subject to statutory audit or where certification is needed for a specific purpose such as a loan application or licence renewal.

Certification involves the Chartered Accountant reviewing the profit and loss account, balance sheet, and supporting schedules against the underlying books of account, and confirming that the figures presented give a true and fair reflection of the entity's financial position for the period.

We review financial statements against the books of accounts, resolve any discrepancies identified, and issue certified financial statements with a valid UDIN, in the format required by the bank, lender, or authority requesting them.

Our Certified Financial Statements Services

Profit & Loss Certification

Certification of the profit and loss account against the underlying books of account for the period.

Balance Sheet Certification

Certification of the balance sheet, including verification of assets, liabilities, and reserves.

Cash Flow Statement Certification

Certification of the cash flow statement reconciled against bank and cash records.

Bank Loan Financial Statement Certification

Financial statements certified specifically for submission with loan applications.

Sole Proprietorship Certification

Certified financial statements for sole proprietors not subject to statutory audit.

Partnership Firm Certification

Certified financial statements for partnership firms for banking or regulatory purposes.

Consolidated Financial Statement Review

Review and certification of consolidated financial statements across group entities.

UDIN Generation

Every certified financial statement issued with a valid UDIN as mandated by the ICAI.

Our Process

1

Requirement Review

We understand the purpose of certification and the specific format required by the requesting party.

2

Books Review

The books of account are reviewed to verify the figures presented in the financial statements.

3

Reconciliation

Bank balances, receivables, payables, and other balances are reconciled against the books.

4

Draft Review

A draft of the certified financial statements is shared for review before finalisation.

5

Certification & Issuance

The financial statements are signed, UDIN is generated, and the final certified statements are issued.

Why It Matters

Figures verified against books of account before certification
Suitable for entities not subject to statutory audit
Valid UDIN included for authenticity verification
Accepted by banks, NBFCs, and government departments
Available for sole proprietorships, partnerships, and companies
Reconciliation support for discrepancies identified during review
Quick turnaround for time-sensitive loan or licence submissions
Confidentiality maintained over all financial information

Frequently Asked Questions

A statutory audit involves a detailed, standard-based examination resulting in an audit opinion, whereas certification is a more limited exercise where the Chartered Accountant verifies that the figures presented match the books of account, typically used where a full audit is not mandatory or not yet complete.
No, certification is typically requested by a specific bank, lender, or authority for entities such as sole proprietorships or partnership firms that are not otherwise subject to statutory audit under the Companies Act or Income Tax Act.
The complete books of account, bank statements, and supporting schedules for receivables, payables, and other balances are typically required to verify the figures presented in the financial statements.
Yes, certified financial statements are commonly used to support bank loan applications, particularly for businesses that are not required to undergo a statutory audit.
Financial statements can typically be certified for any period where complete books of account and supporting documents are available for review.
No, a certified financial statement does not carry the same assurance level as a full statutory audit report, and this distinction is usually understood by banks and authorities requesting certification rather than a full audit.

Need your financial statements certified for a bank or authority?

We review your books and issue certified financial statements with UDIN, in the format required.