What form must be signed by the member to certify cash flow analysis for self-employment?

The cash flow analysis form is specifically designed to capture the income and expenses of self-employed individuals. This form is essential for assessing the financial health and viability of a self-employed person’s business, which is crucial for determining their ability to repay a loan. By signing this form, the member certifies that the information provided about their cash flow is accurate and complete, which is a key part of the lending process.

In contrast, the other documents serve different purposes. The 4506C form is related to tax return verification but does not specifically analyze cash flow. A business license demonstrates that a business is legally operating but does not provide insights into financial performance. The 1040 form is an individual income tax return that reflects total income but does not detail cash flow specifically. Therefore, the cash flow analysis form is the most relevant document for self-employed individuals to certify their financial situation effectively.