Provisional balance sheet for loan purposes

what is difference between provisional balance sheet and certified provisional balance sheet.Banker has asked for certified provisional balance sheet,
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This discussion clarifies the distinction between a standard provisional balance sheet and a certified provisional balance sheet, which is often required by bankers. A certified provisional balance sheet is one that has been verified by a professional such as a Chartered Accountant (CA), Company Secretary (CS), or Cost and Management Accountant (CMA). While provisional statements are based on historical and unaudited data, a CA can certify them if requested by the client, provided they adhere to the SRS 4410 standard and obtain a UDIN.

Certified PBS means the prov. BS certified by any professional like CA/CS/CMA etc.

Is it allowed for the ca to certify provisional balance sheet

Provisional financial statements- are prepared on the basis of the past data i.e. for the period which is already completed and also based on the historical data, however the same is unaudited.

In case of Provisional Financial statements- Members on the basis of the facts produced before him, may sign those unaudited provisional financials but request must come from the client in this regards.

Management retains responsibility for the financial information and the basis on which it is prepared and presented.

The member (CA) has to comply with the standard on related services SRS 4410 while preparing provisional financial statements/ compilation of information and has to obtain UDIN for the same.

 

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