Statements and returns
Audited accounts, ITRs, GST returns.
“where numbers align with narratives”
Advisory & Special Projects
FinAura assembles the financial documents your bank's checklist asks for when you apply for or renew a working capital limit or term loan: financial statements and tax returns, projections and CMA data, debtor and creditor schedules, stock statements, net worth statements and the certificates banks ask for, certified by associate practising CAs where required.
What is covered
The bank's checklist, completed properly.
Audited accounts, ITRs, GST returns.
With CMA data.
Debtors, creditors, loans.
Monthly or quarterly.
Net worth and others, certified.
Annual review packs.
How the month runs
Checklist, prepare, certify, submit.
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Your part
Our part
A common question
Usually because documents arrive piecemeal, figures differ between schedules, statements and returns, or a certificate is missing.
A complete, consistent pack with numbers that tie across documents moves through credit faster.
See CMA data and project reportsWho it is for
First application.
Annual reviews.
Takeover of loans.
Drawing power.
The rules, in plain English
RBI and bank credit policies
Banks assess limits from financial statements, projections and CMA data, against their own credit policy and the RBI's directions.
Official source: rbi.org.inThis is general information, not advice for your situation; we confirm what applies to you before any work starts.
Questions we get asked
Typically audited financial statements, tax returns, GST returns, projections or CMA data, schedules of debtors and creditors, KYC and details of security, as the bank's checklist specifies.
A practising Chartered Accountant. We prepare it and an associate practising CA we coordinate with certifies and signs it.
A statement of stock and receivables submitted to the bank, usually monthly, which sets the drawing power on a working capital limit.
Yes. The renewal pack is mostly the same documents updated, which we maintain.