Hi Bala,
If a broker is not asking for an income proof for derivatives trading he is not following NSE and SEBI regulations....
Check for SEBI Circular No MIRSD/SE/Cir 19 / 2009, dated 03-December-2005 & clarifications issued by Exchanges vide Circular no. NSE/INSP/2010/91 (NSE) and notice no. 20100203-30 (BSE) dated February 3, 2010.
Any one of the following documents would do:
1. Copy of ITR Acknowledgement (For last financial year)
2. Copy of Annual Accounts (for last financial year )
3. Copy of Form 16 in case of salary income (for last financial year)
4. Net worth certificate (latest one or at the end of last financial year)
5. Salary Slip (for one month in current financial year)
6. Bank account statement (for last 6 months)
7. Copy of demat account Holding statement (not more than 3 months old)
8. Any other relevant documents substantiating ownership of assets.
Self declaration can be used only if you are ready to have it attested..
Is that self attested ?
If a broker is not asking for an income proof for derivatives trading he is not following NSE and SEBI regulations....
Check for SEBI Circular No MIRSD/SE/Cir 19 / 2009, dated 03-December-2005 & clarifications issued by Exchanges vide Circular no. NSE/INSP/2010/91 (NSE) and notice no. 20100203-30 (BSE) dated February 3, 2010.
Any one of the following documents would do:
1. Copy of ITR Acknowledgement (For last financial year)
2. Copy of Annual Accounts (for last financial year )
3. Copy of Form 16 in case of salary income (for last financial year)
4. Net worth certificate (latest one or at the end of last financial year)
5. Salary Slip (for one month in current financial year)
6. Bank account statement (for last 6 months)
7. Copy of demat account Holding statement (not more than 3 months old)
8. Any other relevant documents substantiating ownership of assets.
Self declaration can be used only if you are ready to have it attested..
Is that self attested ?