CA-certified income certificate
For a visa, loan, education or another purpose where the receiving institution specifically accepts a Chartered Accountant's certificate. Finbees coordinates the requirement, supporting records and certification—with UDIN where required.
Choose the right proof
Ask the receiving institution what it will accept before you pay for or prepare any document.
Finbees can help with this. A practising Chartered Accountant reviews the relevant evidence and signs the certificate. UDIN is included where required.
Use it only when the recipient accepts a CA-certified document and confirm its required wording, period and format.
Finbees does not provide this service. It is a Revenue Administration document applied for through Tamil Nadu's e-Sevai/e-District route.
Check the official Tamil Nadu e-Sevai service list for the current process and requirements.
An ITR acknowledgement, computation or other tax record may be enough when the recipient accepts it as income proof.
If you need help filing or correcting a business return, see our ITR service.
See ITR Filing HelpAcceptance comes first: a CA certificate cannot replace a government certificate, ITR or another prescribed document when the recipient specifically asks for one of those.
A human, evidence-led service
A recent client came to Finbees for a CA-signed income certificate. The useful first step was not filling a standard template—it was checking who requested the certificate, the period it had to cover and the evidence that could support each income figure. We follow the same approach for every request. Technology helps organise records, but a person reviews the requirement and the practising CA decides whether the evidence is sufficient to certify.
Document checklist
This is a starting list, not a universal checklist. The required records depend on your income sources, the period covered and the recipient's format.
The signing CA has the final say: additional documents may be requested, figures may need reconciliation, or certification may be declined if the evidence is insufficient or inconsistent.
What the CA reviews
The applicant's identity, the relevant financial year or date range, and the purpose or recipient's prescribed format.
The salary, business, professional, rental, pension, investment or other records used to arrive at the stated income.
Where applicable, the practising CA signs the certificate and generates a Unique Document Identification Number under ICAI's UDIN system.
For the professional requirement, see ICAI's UDIN announcement and official UDIN FAQs. A UDIN enables verification of the CA-signed document; it does not guarantee acceptance by a bank, embassy, college or other recipient.
How Finbees helps
Send the recipient's email, checklist or required format, along with the purpose and deadline. We confirm whether a CA certificate is the document being requested.
We ask for the records relevant to the income sources and period. Do not share passwords or OTPs.
A practising Chartered Accountant reviews the evidence, asks questions where needed and decides whether the income can be certified.
Once the review is complete, the CA signs the agreed certificate and generates UDIN where required. You receive the completed document for submission to the recipient.
Frequently asked questions
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