Compliance & Standards

Bank Audit Guidelines

Discover the regulatory frameworks and accounting standards that power CMASetu's robust reporting engine.

Tandon Committee Method II

All Maximum Permissible Bank Finance (MPBF) calculations in CMASetu strictly follow the Tandon Committee Method II guidelines. Our engine auto-deducts the mandatory 25% margin on Total Current Assets before projecting the Working Capital Gap (WCG), ensuring your CC Limit requests are never over-projected.

Capital Continuity Lock

A major reason for bank rejection is a mismatched funds flow. CMASetu's proprietary algorithm mathematically locks the Opening Capital of the current year to the Closing Capital of the previous year. Any financial adjustments are naturally routed through 'Capital Introduced' or 'Drawings'.

Nayak Committee Norms

For MSMEs and Startups, CMASetu incorporates Nayak Committee recommendations where Working Capital requirements are auto-calibrated to roughly 20-25% of the projected annual turnover, helping credit officers approve files faster without manual overrides.

Exact Rupee vs Lakhs Tallying

While CMA Form-II to Form-VI mandate figures in Two-Decimal Lakhs, Traditional Balance Sheets for ITR require exact Rupee values. CMASetu runs dual-track computations to ensure floating-point rounding errors never cause a ₹1 mismatch between the two formats.

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