Most banks, when issuing a large amount of loans, require the borrower to present a certificate of income in the form of 2-NDFL, in the form of a bank or in free form on the letterhead of the organization. The certificate must indicate the client's income for a period of 6 months. The certificate issued by the employer is valid for two weeks. The certificate must be certified by the signature of the accountant and the head of the company. Put the official seal of the enterprise.
Instructions
Step 1
In the certificate, you must indicate - the name of the organization, write the date of issue of the certificate.
Step 2
Full name of the client, date, month and year of his birth.
Step 3
From what date, month and year the employee works in this organization.
Step 4
Indicate - TIN and OGRN of the organization.
Step 5
The legal address of the company.
Step 6
The actual address at which the enterprise operates.
Step 7
Full details of the company servicing bank. Full name of the bank, current account, BIK.
Step 8
Indicate the details for communication with the management of the enterprise.
Step 9
Enterprise email or website address.
Step 10
An employee's income is reported in the amount that remains after tax.
Step 11
If you work for several enterprises, then income certificates must be taken at each place of work. This will allow you to issue a larger amount on a loan than with a certificate taken from one place of work.
Step 12
Some banks require income to be reported for the last 12 months.
