Cover Letter or Declaration Format
- A signed declaration must be submitted on the company’s letterhead.
- It should mention the PT registration number and issuing authority.
- The letter must affirm that the PT certificate is valid and up to date.
- It is usually addressed to the tender-inviting authority.
Self-Attested Copy of PT Certificate
- A recent copy of the Professional Tax registration certificate must be enclosed.
- The document must be clearly legible and self-attested by an authorized signatory.
- The certificate must include business name, registration number, and issue date.
- Any expired or outdated certificates must be replaced before submission.
Challan or Payment Proof (if required)
- Some tenders require the latest PT payment challan or acknowledgment.
- This is submitted as proof of current and active PT compliance.
- The challan must match the registration number and name on the certificate.
- A self-attestation or company seal is recommended for authenticity.
Checklist Inclusion in Tender Document
- PT certificate must be included in the technical bid document checklist.
- A separate section or annexure may be designated for statutory registrations.
- Each document should be clearly labeled and indexed.
- Missing or misfiled documents can lead to disqualification.
Verification Statement in Tender Forms
- Many tender forms have a section to fill PT-related details.
- It includes fields for PT registration number, date, and issuing authority.
- This must match the certificate and challan submitted.
- Consistency across forms and attachments is essential for verification.



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