Fund utilisation
For investors, grants and CSR.
“where numbers align with narratives”
Advisory & Special Projects
Investors, banks, embassies and authorities ask for certificates: fund utilisation, net worth for visas or tenders, turnover, receipts and payments, and others. FinAura prepares the workings from your records, verifies them against evidence, and arranges certification and signature by an associate practising Chartered Accountant, with UDIN generated as required.
What is covered
Certificates with workings that hold up.
For investors, grants and CSR.
For visas, tenders and banks.
For tenders and registrations.
As authorities require.
Workings checked to evidence.
By associate practising CAs, with UDIN.
How the month runs
Request, prepare, verify, certify.
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Step 4
Your part
Our part
A common question
Only a Chartered Accountant holding a certificate of practice. FinAura's team prepares and verifies the workings; an associate practising CA we coordinate with certifies and signs.
Each certificate carries a unique document identification number (UDIN) so the recipient can check it is genuine.
See bank loan documentationWho it is for
Fund utilisation.
Net worth certificates.
Turnover and net worth.
Utilisation of grants.
The rules, in plain English
Chartered Accountants Act, 1949
Certificates on financial information are signed by a Chartered Accountant holding a certificate of practice, with a UDIN generated for each, as the ICAI requires.
Official source: icai.orgThis is general information, not advice for your situation; we confirm what applies to you before any work starts.
Questions we get asked
A certificate by a practising CA stating how funds received for a purpose, such as investment, a grant or CSR, were used.
A unique document identification number generated by the ICAI for each certificate, so the recipient can verify it.
No one on our team holds a certificate of practice. We prepare and verify; an associate practising CA certifies and signs.
From the value of assets less liabilities, supported by documents, in the format the embassy or authority asks for.