Turnover Certificate

1. i) Name and address of business
2. ii) Registration under respective Act details

iii) Purpose of turnover certificate

1. iv) Period of certificate
2. v) Records examined during the course of issuance of certificate
3. vi) Details about the party by whom the certificate is issued or referred

vii)Turnover calculation method used

viii) Details of the practicing professional

1. ix) UDIN of certifying CA
2. x) Any other information, as required.

Where is a CA Turnover Certificate Required?

A Chartered Accountant (CA) Turnover Certificate is an essential document required in various financial and business scenarios, including:

• Loan Applications – Banks and financial institutions may request a CA Turnover Certificate when processing loan applications.
• Investment Requirements – Investors often require this certificate before funding a business to assess its financial health.
• Opening a Current Account – Some banks may mandate a turnover certificate as part of the account opening process.
• Bidding for Contracts – Businesses bidding for projects from companies, government bodies, or other entities may need to submit a turnover certificate.
• Tender Participation – Many tenders, including those on platforms like GeM (Government e-Marketplace), require a CA Turnover Certificate for eligibility.
• Export Business – Exporters may use the certificate to demonstrate turnover and business performance.