Overview: Income Proof for Professionals
📌 TL;DR - Professional Income Certificate Services at a Glance
A Professional Income Certificate is a CA's attestation of the income a professional earns from practice - fees and gross receipts. It is for specified professionals under Section 44AA (doctors, lawyers, CAs, architects, consultants) who have no Form 16, and it often reflects the Section 44ADA presumptive basis. Used for visa, loan, and credit.
A salaried person has Form 16 to prove income. A doctor, lawyer, consultant, or architect in independent practice does not - which is exactly when a Professional Income Certificate is needed. We provide a CA-attested certificate of your practice income, with a verifiable UDIN, that embassies, banks, and lenders accept as proof of what your profession earns.
Lenders and embassies are used to reading a salary slip and Form 16. A professional in practice has neither, so the question becomes: what does this practice actually earn? A CA-attested professional income certificate answers it credibly, drawing on your receipts and ITR. If your income comes from a mix of sources rather than only practice, our ITR filing for freelancers and professionals may be the better starting point.
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