The document outlines incentives for the IT/ITeS industry in Gujarat, India under a new 2016-2021 policy. It provides capital subsidies up to 25% for new IT/ITeS parks and units. It also provides reimbursements for stamp duty, power tariffs, electricity duty, and taxes (VAT/GST) paid by eligible units up to certain ceilings. Other incentives include lease rental subsidies, interest subsidies for MSMEs, and reimbursement of EPF contributions to encourage employment generation. The goal is to attract investment and make Gujarat competitive in the IT/ITeS sector.
My presentation at the Global Foundation for Sustainable Transformation on the 7th February. This covers some aspects where the Government took treat while giving a treat to large numbers of population. This is the first stimulus budget of the Union Government to drive consumption to achieve growth. RBI on the 6th February 2021 unleashed a supportive monetary policy. In the medium term it may give rise to inflation. In the backdrop of pandemic that had hit the economy badly following a slow growth in 2018-19, inflation led growth may come in but taming it would be the job of the central bank.
The EMC will be setup under the National Policy on Electronics (INDIA)-2012 for ESDM Sector of India by Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY), Govt. of India and Uttar Pradesh Electronics Manufacturing Policy-2014.
Andhra pradesh(india) sunrise vision 2029 draft by chandrababu naiduBhim Upadhyaya
This document presents a draft vision framework for Andhra Pradesh called "Sunrise Andhra Pradesh Vision 2029". The vision aims to transform Andhra Pradesh into a happy, inclusive, globally competitive society through strategic reforms in six key areas: human development, inclusive growth, a globally competitive knowledge economy, sustainability, and governance. The framework outlines goals and targets for social, economic and human development over the next decade to achieve this vision, such as improving the state's human development index and adopting sustainable development goals.
Black Book Project Report on Digital IndiaRabina Yesmin
This is a BLACK BOOK PROJECT REPORT. This BLACK BOOK PROJECT is having all the required & desirable elements, qualities & characteristics, as good as it is possible to be as per University of Mumbai. Please do not copy the Project. This project will help you to accomplished your black book project report effectively. Thank you !
Summary:
This Project report will give you a glance to see where India will going to stand after 5-10 years as digitally. The objective of research of the Digital India project is to come out with knowledge of innovative ideas and practical solutions to realize Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of a digital India. Prime Minister Modi envisions transforming our nation and creating opportunities for all citizens by harnessing digital technologies
To know about the making technology central to enabling change. We can see the changing and developing technology of India in a digital way.
As digital India is being an Umbrella Programme, that is covering many departments.The programme weaves together a large number of ideas and thoughts into a single, comprehensive vision, so that each of them is seen as part of a larger goal. Each individual element stands on its own, but is also part of the larger picture.
Digital India – the dream project of the government and a blessing for the citizens, could help in
connecting the dots of various projects, past and present, to bring India to a global platform. It will help in
moving with the universal trends of digital innovation and create positive impact in the lives of people - rural
and urban, young and old.” In this article we discussed key features, impact and challenges of Digital India
programme.
Rajasthan has emerged as one of the best locations in India for investing in the IT/ITeS sector due to its large pool of trained professionals and lower cost of operations. The state government has established various IT parks and provides attractive incentives like land and electricity duty exemptions to promote investment. Major IT companies like Infosys, Tech Mahindra, and Wipro have set up facilities in Rajasthan, taking advantage of its business-friendly policies and lower costs compared to other major tech hubs in India. While the FDI inflows into the state have room for improvement, Rajasthan remains an attractive destination for the IT industry due to its incentives, infrastructure development projects, and availability of skilled workforce
My presentation at the Global Foundation for Sustainable Transformation on the 7th February. This covers some aspects where the Government took treat while giving a treat to large numbers of population. This is the first stimulus budget of the Union Government to drive consumption to achieve growth. RBI on the 6th February 2021 unleashed a supportive monetary policy. In the medium term it may give rise to inflation. In the backdrop of pandemic that had hit the economy badly following a slow growth in 2018-19, inflation led growth may come in but taming it would be the job of the central bank.
The EMC will be setup under the National Policy on Electronics (INDIA)-2012 for ESDM Sector of India by Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY), Govt. of India and Uttar Pradesh Electronics Manufacturing Policy-2014.
Andhra pradesh(india) sunrise vision 2029 draft by chandrababu naiduBhim Upadhyaya
This document presents a draft vision framework for Andhra Pradesh called "Sunrise Andhra Pradesh Vision 2029". The vision aims to transform Andhra Pradesh into a happy, inclusive, globally competitive society through strategic reforms in six key areas: human development, inclusive growth, a globally competitive knowledge economy, sustainability, and governance. The framework outlines goals and targets for social, economic and human development over the next decade to achieve this vision, such as improving the state's human development index and adopting sustainable development goals.
Black Book Project Report on Digital IndiaRabina Yesmin
This is a BLACK BOOK PROJECT REPORT. This BLACK BOOK PROJECT is having all the required & desirable elements, qualities & characteristics, as good as it is possible to be as per University of Mumbai. Please do not copy the Project. This project will help you to accomplished your black book project report effectively. Thank you !
Summary:
This Project report will give you a glance to see where India will going to stand after 5-10 years as digitally. The objective of research of the Digital India project is to come out with knowledge of innovative ideas and practical solutions to realize Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of a digital India. Prime Minister Modi envisions transforming our nation and creating opportunities for all citizens by harnessing digital technologies
To know about the making technology central to enabling change. We can see the changing and developing technology of India in a digital way.
As digital India is being an Umbrella Programme, that is covering many departments.The programme weaves together a large number of ideas and thoughts into a single, comprehensive vision, so that each of them is seen as part of a larger goal. Each individual element stands on its own, but is also part of the larger picture.
Digital India – the dream project of the government and a blessing for the citizens, could help in
connecting the dots of various projects, past and present, to bring India to a global platform. It will help in
moving with the universal trends of digital innovation and create positive impact in the lives of people - rural
and urban, young and old.” In this article we discussed key features, impact and challenges of Digital India
programme.
Rajasthan has emerged as one of the best locations in India for investing in the IT/ITeS sector due to its large pool of trained professionals and lower cost of operations. The state government has established various IT parks and provides attractive incentives like land and electricity duty exemptions to promote investment. Major IT companies like Infosys, Tech Mahindra, and Wipro have set up facilities in Rajasthan, taking advantage of its business-friendly policies and lower costs compared to other major tech hubs in India. While the FDI inflows into the state have room for improvement, Rajasthan remains an attractive destination for the IT industry due to its incentives, infrastructure development projects, and availability of skilled workforce
Earlier Uttarakhand was thought as Cyber state but it is very far from being. The steps towards cyber state are week. People's awareness, participation and investment for infrastructure are poor. There is a great scope of ICT for agricultural development in the state.
The document provides details from the Union Budget of India presented on February 28, 2015 by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley. Some key points include:
- The personal income tax exemption limit remained Rs. 2.5 lakh.
- Health insurance premium deduction was increased to Rs. 25,000.
- Service tax was increased to 14%.
- Corporate tax will be reduced to 25% over the next four years.
- Mudra banks will be established with Rs. 20,000 crore in capital.
Digital bharat saksham-bharat-a_compendium_on_digital_indiaRamesh Kotnana
It is a Very Good Report on Digital India (It is a Govt Report)
Source Credit : Indian Govt
https://meity.gov.in/writereaddata/files/digital_bharat-saksham_bharat-a_compendium_on_digital_india.pdf
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The document discusses India's Common Service Centre (CSC) initiative, which aims to bridge the digital divide between urban and rural India through internet-connected kiosks in villages. The CSC scheme aims to empower rural communities by providing access to e-governance services, education, healthcare, agriculture resources, and other services. It outlines the technological, organizational, and service frameworks that support over 100,000 CSCs across India. The CSCs offer a wide range of government, private, and social services to rural citizens to catalyze social change and economic opportunities in rural areas.
The Union Government has issued a fresh draft notification declaring Eco-Sensitive Zones in the Western Ghats, which supersedes a previous 2014 notification but keeps the size and provisions of the Ecologically Sensitive Areas unchanged. Additionally, the Jammu and Kashmir government will receive a 200 crore package to restore sports infrastructure damaged by floods. The Tamil Nadu government has also allocated 300 acres of land near Sriperumbudur for an aerospace park.
This document provides an overview and analysis of Common Service Centers (CSCs) in India. It begins with background on CSCs and their role in bridging the rural-urban divide by providing access to services. It then analyzes the technological framework of CSCs and the services they offer in areas like e-governance, education, healthcare, and commerce. Market analysis shows potential for CSC services. The document also discusses challenges to CSC implementation like delays in services, lack of connectivity and awareness. Strategic analysis tools are proposed to evaluate CSCs, including SWOT, Porter's Five Forces, value chain and business mapping. The business model and cash flows of CSCs are also assessed. In summary, the document
The document discusses the Cabinet approving a scheme to establish new medical colleges attached to existing district or referral hospitals in India. Key points:
- The scheme will establish 58 new medical colleges by 2019, attached to existing district or referral hospitals.
- It aims to increase the availability of healthcare professionals, especially in underserved areas.
- The total cost of the scheme is Rs. 12,000 crore, with central and state governments contributing in a 60:40 ratio. Central assistance will be limited to Rs. 120 crore per medical college.
Electronics policy for the state of Gujarat 2014 2019Vibrant Gujarat
This document outlines the Electronics Policy for the state of Gujarat from 2014-2019. The key points are:
1) The policy aims to establish Gujarat as a globally competitive electronics hub with $16 billion turnover and $6 billion investment by 2020, creating 500,000 jobs.
2) It outlines strategies like attracting semiconductor wafer facilities, setting up electronics manufacturing clusters, and developing skills to achieve these goals.
3) Incentives for eligible electronics units include subsidies for power tariffs, interest rates, VAT reimbursement, and employment generation grants. Infrastructure support like land and single window clearances are also provided.
Wind energy in Tamil Nadu - Business Feasibility Report - PreviewProtekan
The "Wind Energy in Tamil Nadu - Business Feasibility Report" was developed by Protekan, a renewable energy consulting and advisory firm. The report provides in depth analysis of the wind energy market in Tamil Nadu. The primary objective of this report is to serve as a useful guide for companies and investors interested in venturing into the fast evolving wind energy IPP business in Tamil Nadu. This report was last updated in September 2012.
Opportunities for Startups in Union Budget 2022Vinit Deo
Posiview Ventures along with Centre for Innovation Incubation and Enterprise(CIIE), SPPU (Pune University) is glad to present its
Knowledge Capsule on Union Budget 22-23 : Opportunities for Start-ups.
We hope you find it useful.
Dr. Apoorva Palkar
Director - Innovation, Incubation & Linkages
Savitribai Phule Pune University
CA Vinit Deo
CA Prajakta Shetye-Deo
Posiview Ventures
mdoffice@posiview.in
#sppu #ciie #posiviewventures #languageofgrowth #budget22 #startups #innovation #startupindia #venturecapital
This document contains a weekend news report from August 23-28, 2010 presented by Ishudeep Kaur. It includes sections on the direct tax code, Maruti reengineering its assembly lines, details on a Unit Linked Pension Plan including fees, and a comparison of investing in a pension plan versus mutual funds via a SIP. Key details provided include tax slabs for 2011-2012 with a basic limit of 2.5 lakhs for women and senior citizens, fees associated with the Unit Linked Pension Plan, and decreasing fund management charges over the long term for a SIP in an equity mutual fund.
PM Modi will host the first India-Central Asia Summit on January 27, 2022 in a virtual format with the presidents of 5 Central Asian countries - Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan. This is the first meeting of its kind between India and Central Asian countries at the leadership level and aims to reflect the growing engagement between the regions.
eGovernance policy for the state of Gujarat 2014 2019Vibrant Gujarat
Minimum Government, Maximum Governance
[1.] To bring about ICT enabled all round sustainable development and inclusive growth of the state
[2.] To provide transport, affordable and efficient public service delivery closer to the doorstep of citizen and [3.] To ensure the socioeconomic empowerment of all (with special emphasis on women, youth and the marginalized) through digital inclusion.
Initiatives of the msme for finance, subsidy & project related support cont...Radha Krishna Sahoo
The document outlines 17 initiatives of the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in recent years. Key initiatives include the enactment of the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act 2006; amendments to the Khadi and Village Industries Commission Act 1956; the Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme; a comprehensive promotional package for micro and small enterprises; and the National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme aimed at improving processes, design, technology and market access for MSMEs. Credit and financing schemes like the Credit Guarantee Scheme and Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme were also expanded.
Investor Sentiments & Emergence of Tier II City - Pune as a Startup DestinationVinit Deo
Report on trends in funding to startups during the period 2014 to 2021 prepared by Centre for Innovation, Incubation & Enterprise, Savitribai Phule Pune University in association with Posiview Ventures.
Authors: Dr Apurva Palkar, CA Vinit Deo, CA Prajakta Shetye-Deo
The Digital India programme is a flagship programme of the Government of India with a vision to transform India into a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy.
The document provides commentary on Ezekiel 17 from multiple scholars. It describes a parable in Ezekiel about two eagles and a vine that represents the kingdom of Judah. The first eagle represents Nebuchadnezzar who took King Jehoiachin captive. The second eagle is Pharaoh of Egypt. The vine stretched toward Egypt seeking help but would not prosper by turning away from Babylon. The commentary analyzes the symbolism and historical context of the parable.
Sushanta Kumar Nayak is seeking a position as an HSE Officer. He has over 10 years of experience in health and safety roles working on power plant construction projects in India. His experience includes safety supervision and inspection of cranes, lifting equipment, scaffolding and PPE. He is responsible for job safety analysis, toolbox talks, work permits, and emergency response procedures. Nayak holds a PG Diploma in Fire and Safety and qualifications in mechanical engineering and first aid. He is looking to leverage his skills and experience to enable construction companies to undertake new projects safely and in compliance with regulations.
The document provides commentary from multiple scholars on Ezekiel 19, which contains a lament over the fallen princes of Israel. It describes how the nation of Israel is likened to a lioness who raised her cubs among other lions, causing them to take on rapacious behaviors. Two kings, Jehoahaz and Jehoiachin, are singled out as examples who were captured by foreign nations as punishment for adopting pagan ways. The commentary analyzes the symbolism and historical context behind the lament. Calvin notes the lament was meant to show the Israelites deserved their suffering, rather than blindly complaining, and to encourage self-reflection on why God was hostile towards them.
Earlier Uttarakhand was thought as Cyber state but it is very far from being. The steps towards cyber state are week. People's awareness, participation and investment for infrastructure are poor. There is a great scope of ICT for agricultural development in the state.
The document provides details from the Union Budget of India presented on February 28, 2015 by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley. Some key points include:
- The personal income tax exemption limit remained Rs. 2.5 lakh.
- Health insurance premium deduction was increased to Rs. 25,000.
- Service tax was increased to 14%.
- Corporate tax will be reduced to 25% over the next four years.
- Mudra banks will be established with Rs. 20,000 crore in capital.
Digital bharat saksham-bharat-a_compendium_on_digital_indiaRamesh Kotnana
It is a Very Good Report on Digital India (It is a Govt Report)
Source Credit : Indian Govt
https://meity.gov.in/writereaddata/files/digital_bharat-saksham_bharat-a_compendium_on_digital_india.pdf
Find Latest India News and Breaking News these days from India on Politics, Business, Entertainment, Technology, Sports, Lifestyle and Coronavirus News in India and the world over that you can't miss.For real time update Visit our social media handle.Read First India NewsPaper in your morning replace.Visit First India.
CLICK:- https://firstindia.co.in/
#First_India_NewsPaper
The document discusses India's Common Service Centre (CSC) initiative, which aims to bridge the digital divide between urban and rural India through internet-connected kiosks in villages. The CSC scheme aims to empower rural communities by providing access to e-governance services, education, healthcare, agriculture resources, and other services. It outlines the technological, organizational, and service frameworks that support over 100,000 CSCs across India. The CSCs offer a wide range of government, private, and social services to rural citizens to catalyze social change and economic opportunities in rural areas.
The Union Government has issued a fresh draft notification declaring Eco-Sensitive Zones in the Western Ghats, which supersedes a previous 2014 notification but keeps the size and provisions of the Ecologically Sensitive Areas unchanged. Additionally, the Jammu and Kashmir government will receive a 200 crore package to restore sports infrastructure damaged by floods. The Tamil Nadu government has also allocated 300 acres of land near Sriperumbudur for an aerospace park.
This document provides an overview and analysis of Common Service Centers (CSCs) in India. It begins with background on CSCs and their role in bridging the rural-urban divide by providing access to services. It then analyzes the technological framework of CSCs and the services they offer in areas like e-governance, education, healthcare, and commerce. Market analysis shows potential for CSC services. The document also discusses challenges to CSC implementation like delays in services, lack of connectivity and awareness. Strategic analysis tools are proposed to evaluate CSCs, including SWOT, Porter's Five Forces, value chain and business mapping. The business model and cash flows of CSCs are also assessed. In summary, the document
The document discusses the Cabinet approving a scheme to establish new medical colleges attached to existing district or referral hospitals in India. Key points:
- The scheme will establish 58 new medical colleges by 2019, attached to existing district or referral hospitals.
- It aims to increase the availability of healthcare professionals, especially in underserved areas.
- The total cost of the scheme is Rs. 12,000 crore, with central and state governments contributing in a 60:40 ratio. Central assistance will be limited to Rs. 120 crore per medical college.
Electronics policy for the state of Gujarat 2014 2019Vibrant Gujarat
This document outlines the Electronics Policy for the state of Gujarat from 2014-2019. The key points are:
1) The policy aims to establish Gujarat as a globally competitive electronics hub with $16 billion turnover and $6 billion investment by 2020, creating 500,000 jobs.
2) It outlines strategies like attracting semiconductor wafer facilities, setting up electronics manufacturing clusters, and developing skills to achieve these goals.
3) Incentives for eligible electronics units include subsidies for power tariffs, interest rates, VAT reimbursement, and employment generation grants. Infrastructure support like land and single window clearances are also provided.
Wind energy in Tamil Nadu - Business Feasibility Report - PreviewProtekan
The "Wind Energy in Tamil Nadu - Business Feasibility Report" was developed by Protekan, a renewable energy consulting and advisory firm. The report provides in depth analysis of the wind energy market in Tamil Nadu. The primary objective of this report is to serve as a useful guide for companies and investors interested in venturing into the fast evolving wind energy IPP business in Tamil Nadu. This report was last updated in September 2012.
Opportunities for Startups in Union Budget 2022Vinit Deo
Posiview Ventures along with Centre for Innovation Incubation and Enterprise(CIIE), SPPU (Pune University) is glad to present its
Knowledge Capsule on Union Budget 22-23 : Opportunities for Start-ups.
We hope you find it useful.
Dr. Apoorva Palkar
Director - Innovation, Incubation & Linkages
Savitribai Phule Pune University
CA Vinit Deo
CA Prajakta Shetye-Deo
Posiview Ventures
mdoffice@posiview.in
#sppu #ciie #posiviewventures #languageofgrowth #budget22 #startups #innovation #startupindia #venturecapital
This document contains a weekend news report from August 23-28, 2010 presented by Ishudeep Kaur. It includes sections on the direct tax code, Maruti reengineering its assembly lines, details on a Unit Linked Pension Plan including fees, and a comparison of investing in a pension plan versus mutual funds via a SIP. Key details provided include tax slabs for 2011-2012 with a basic limit of 2.5 lakhs for women and senior citizens, fees associated with the Unit Linked Pension Plan, and decreasing fund management charges over the long term for a SIP in an equity mutual fund.
PM Modi will host the first India-Central Asia Summit on January 27, 2022 in a virtual format with the presidents of 5 Central Asian countries - Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan. This is the first meeting of its kind between India and Central Asian countries at the leadership level and aims to reflect the growing engagement between the regions.
eGovernance policy for the state of Gujarat 2014 2019Vibrant Gujarat
Minimum Government, Maximum Governance
[1.] To bring about ICT enabled all round sustainable development and inclusive growth of the state
[2.] To provide transport, affordable and efficient public service delivery closer to the doorstep of citizen and [3.] To ensure the socioeconomic empowerment of all (with special emphasis on women, youth and the marginalized) through digital inclusion.
Initiatives of the msme for finance, subsidy & project related support cont...Radha Krishna Sahoo
The document outlines 17 initiatives of the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in recent years. Key initiatives include the enactment of the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act 2006; amendments to the Khadi and Village Industries Commission Act 1956; the Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme; a comprehensive promotional package for micro and small enterprises; and the National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme aimed at improving processes, design, technology and market access for MSMEs. Credit and financing schemes like the Credit Guarantee Scheme and Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme were also expanded.
Investor Sentiments & Emergence of Tier II City - Pune as a Startup DestinationVinit Deo
Report on trends in funding to startups during the period 2014 to 2021 prepared by Centre for Innovation, Incubation & Enterprise, Savitribai Phule Pune University in association with Posiview Ventures.
Authors: Dr Apurva Palkar, CA Vinit Deo, CA Prajakta Shetye-Deo
The Digital India programme is a flagship programme of the Government of India with a vision to transform India into a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy.
The document provides commentary on Ezekiel 17 from multiple scholars. It describes a parable in Ezekiel about two eagles and a vine that represents the kingdom of Judah. The first eagle represents Nebuchadnezzar who took King Jehoiachin captive. The second eagle is Pharaoh of Egypt. The vine stretched toward Egypt seeking help but would not prosper by turning away from Babylon. The commentary analyzes the symbolism and historical context of the parable.
Sushanta Kumar Nayak is seeking a position as an HSE Officer. He has over 10 years of experience in health and safety roles working on power plant construction projects in India. His experience includes safety supervision and inspection of cranes, lifting equipment, scaffolding and PPE. He is responsible for job safety analysis, toolbox talks, work permits, and emergency response procedures. Nayak holds a PG Diploma in Fire and Safety and qualifications in mechanical engineering and first aid. He is looking to leverage his skills and experience to enable construction companies to undertake new projects safely and in compliance with regulations.
The document provides commentary from multiple scholars on Ezekiel 19, which contains a lament over the fallen princes of Israel. It describes how the nation of Israel is likened to a lioness who raised her cubs among other lions, causing them to take on rapacious behaviors. Two kings, Jehoahaz and Jehoiachin, are singled out as examples who were captured by foreign nations as punishment for adopting pagan ways. The commentary analyzes the symbolism and historical context behind the lament. Calvin notes the lament was meant to show the Israelites deserved their suffering, rather than blindly complaining, and to encourage self-reflection on why God was hostile towards them.
Kathy-Ann Isaac has over 15 years of experience in healthcare administration. She currently works as a senior practice assistant at Mount Sinai Beth Israel Center for Health and Healing, where she supervises nurses and interfaces with doctors to ensure smooth daily operations. Previously, she held various roles at Beth Israel Hospital including practice assistant and clerical assistant. She has strong skills in customer service, organization, and using electronic medical record systems.
A verse by verse commentary on Ezekiel 18 dealing with the soul who sins will die, ..Each man will suffer for his own sins and not because of his father's sins.
The video for 2pac's "Dear Mama" tells the emotional story of his troubled childhood through his mother's perspective. It uses flashbacks and actors to portray 2pac's upbringing and the challenges he and his mother faced, including times of poverty, arrests, and gang involvement. However, the overarching message is one of love for his mother and how she helped him overcome obstacles. Through its visual storytelling and use of music to convey meaning, the video resonated with audiences relating to difficult pasts.
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The document outlines the IT Policy for the state of Gujarat from 2014-2019. Some key points:
- It aims to leverage IT to drive socio-economic development and bridge the digital divide.
- Objectives include increasing investment in the IT/ITeS sector 5-fold, increasing turnover to USD 15 billion, exports to USD 1 billion, and providing direct employment to 1 million people.
- It provides various incentives for new and existing IT units like land assistance, registration/stamp duty concessions, employment grants, electricity duty exemptions, and support for MSME IT units including interest subsidies and skill enhancement programs.
Gujarat Government IT-ITeS policy 2016 21 final 12022016Vishal Patel
This document outlines Gujarat's new IT/ITeS policy for 2016-2021. The key objectives of the policy are to increase investment in the IT/ITeS sector by 10 times, increase sector turnover to USD 15 billion, increase IT exports to USD 2 billion, and provide direct employment to 10 lakh persons. The policy provides various incentives for eligible IT/ITeS units and parks developing in Gujarat, including capital subsidies, reimbursement of stamp duty and registration fees, lease rental subsidies, interest subsidies on loans for MSMEs, and reimbursement of net VAT/GST paid.
This document outlines Gujarat's new IT/ITeS policy for 2016-2021. The key objectives of the policy are to increase investment in the IT/ITeS sector by 10 times, increase sector turnover to USD 15 billion, increase IT exports to USD 2 billion, and provide direct employment to 10 lakh persons. The policy provides various incentives for eligible IT/ITeS units and parks developing in Gujarat, including capital subsidies, reimbursement of stamp duty and registration fees, lease rental subsidies, interest subsidies on loans for MSMEs, and reimbursement of net VAT/GST paid.
This document outlines the IT policy of Gujarat, India from 2006 to 2011. The key goals were to attract Rs. 5000 crores of investment in the IT sector and provide direct employment to 200,000 people in the IT sector over five years. The policy provided various incentives for IT companies such as land allocation, electricity duty exemption, simplified labour laws, and capital funding. It also focused on developing IT infrastructure like parks and enhancing the skilled workforce.
The document summarizes Maharashtra's new IT/ITES Policy 2009. Some key points:
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Information and Communications Technology ICT policy 2010_15 of the state of Andhra Pradesh.
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1. The document provides information about the Bihar Industrial Incentive Policy-2011, which was created to promote rapid industrial development in Bihar.
2. The policy offers various pre-production and post-production incentives for micro, small, medium, and large industrial units establishing or expanding in Bihar. These include exemptions from stamp duty and registration fees, subsidies for land/machinery, reimbursements for VAT/entry taxes paid.
3. The policy aims to attract more domestic and foreign investment by developing infrastructure and establishing an efficient single-window system for industries in Bihar.
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) POLICY 2014VARINDIA
The document outlines Odisha's 2014 Information and Communication Technology Policy. The policy's vision is to develop the IT/ITES/ESDM industries in Odisha to drive inclusive growth and employment while leveraging IT to improve governance. Key objectives include promoting Odisha as an investment destination, creating jobs, improving access to government services, and establishing world-class ICT infrastructure. Targets for 2020 include attracting 10 leading IT/ITES companies and 5 ESDM companies, achieving $4 billion in annual ICT revenue and 60,000 IT/ITES/ESDM jobs. The policy provides incentives like subsidies for rental/lease of space, land allocation, interest subsidies and more to attract investment and meet these targets. An
The document outlines Odisha's 2014 Information and Communication Technology Policy. The policy's vision is to develop the IT/ITES/ESDM industries in Odisha to drive inclusive growth and employment while leveraging IT to improve governance. Key objectives include promoting Odisha as an investment destination, creating jobs, improving access to government services, and establishing world-class ICT infrastructure. Targets for 2020 include attracting 10 leading IT/ITES companies and 5 ESDM companies, achieving $4 billion in annual ICT revenue and 60,000 IT/ITES/ESDM jobs. The policy provides incentives like subsidies for rental/lease of space, land allocation, loans, and more to attract investment and spur growth of the I
Direct and Indirect Tax benefit For Industries with special Incentive Scheme for Industries in Maharashtra - The Maharashtra government has recently declared the new Industrial Policy -2013 (Government resolution no. PSI-2013/CT-54/IND-8) (hereinafter referred as PSI-2013) to ensure sustained industrial growth through various innovative initiatives so as to further improve the conducive industrial climate in the State and to provide global competitive edge to the industries in the State.
The Maharashtra government has recently declared the new Industrial Policy -2013 (Government resolution no. PSI-2013/CT-54/IND-8) (hereinafter referred as PSI-2013) to ensure sustained industrial growth through various innovative initiatives so as to further improve the conducive industrial climate in the State and to provide global competitive edge to the industries in the State.
This document provides an overview of the IT sector in India. It discusses how the IT sector has transformed India's image and is now a major driver of the economy, generating millions of jobs. The key players in the Indian IT sector are discussed, including major companies like TCS, Wipro, HCL and Infosys. The document also outlines trends in the sector such as increasing outsourcing, investments and mergers and acquisitions. The future of the IT sector is poised for continued growth, projected to be a $130 billion industry by 2015, fueling the overall economy.
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Scheme of assistance for IT/ITeS Industry
under IT/ITeS Policy (2016-21)
Government of Gujarat
Science and Technology Department
G.R. No: ITP/10/2011/299230/(912)/IT
Sachivalaya, Gandhinagar
Date: 12th February 2016.
RESOLUTION
Read: IT/ITeS Policy (2016-21) dated 12th
February, 2016
Preamble
Traditionally Information Technology (IT) and IT enabled Services (ITeS) sector in Gujarat has been
dealt on par with other sectors of Industry. However, recognizing the importance of IT as an integral
part of all other industries and its penetration in to all walks of day-to-day life, it was felt that the power
of technology needs to be harnessed to act as a force multiplier in addressing the current challenges
in the fields of agriculture, education, healthcare, energy, industry, telecommunication, rural
development, tourism, textile, etc. and to ensure equitable and inclusive growth and development. In
that context a separate IT Policy for the State of Gujarat was issued in 2014.
In the last one year the Government of India has stepped-up on the criticality of IT in the national
growth objective. The National Policy on Skill Development and Entrepreneurship while
acknowledging a huge demographic dividend potential, recognizes the need to gainfully upskill
around 400 million personnel by 2022 and create employment opportunities for the same. Another
initiative of Government of India in Digital India also lays emphasis on adoption of ICT for
governance, employment generation, citizen empowerment and economic development.
Previously, during 90’s and first decade of 21st
Century, while Gujarat continued to build its leadership
position in manufacturing industries such as Pharmaceuticals, Chemicals, Petro-chemicals, Cement,
Power sector, etc. few states built their capacities in the IT sector, which led to an ecosystem where
presence of other players has become a critical factor in drawing newer players to the same locality.
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To ensure that Gujarat replicates its successes of manufacturing sector in the IT/ITeS sector as well,
it became necessary to revisit the provisions of the IT Policy (2014-19) to make it more attractive and
entrepreneur-friendly. Accordingly, the Government of Gujarat has come out with the ‘IT/ITeS Policy
(2016-21)’.
To enable IT/ITeS companies / units to set up, sustain, function and grow their operations in an
investment-friendly, proactive, conducive and hassle free environment in Gujarat, the State
Government has listed out its role in creating an enabling environment and has pronounced
incentives that IT/ITeS units getting setup or expanded to in Gujarat are entitled to under the new
policy. The objective of formulating a scheme to list out procedure as well as approval mechanism to
operationalize the new policy in relation to providing assistance to IT/ITeS Industry was under active
consideration of the Government. In consideration thereof, the Government of Gujarat resolves as
under:
Resolution
In view of the strategy, approach, specified incentives under ‘IT/ITeS Policy (2016-21)’ (referred
herein under as the “IT Policy”), the Government of Gujarat is pleased to introduce a “Scheme of
assistance for IT/ITeS Industry” which will come into force from the date of issuance of this
Government Resolution (GR) and will remain in operation till the operative period of the IT Policy.
1. Definitions
1.1. All the definitions as specified under the IT Policy shall have the meaning as specified
therein.
1.2. “IT Software" means any representation of instruction, data, sound, and image
including source code and object code recorded in a machine, readable form and
capable of being manipulated or providing interactivity to use by means of automatic
data processing machines.
1.3. "IT/ITeS Service" is construed as any service which results from the use of any IT
software over a system of IT products for realizing the value addition.
1.4. "IT/ITeS Industry" includes development, production and services related to IT
products, IT Software, IT service and ITeS.
1.5. “Expansion and/or Diversification” means an existing unit in Gujarat undertaking
seat capacity expansion such that total seat capacity as well as head count of
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employees on its payroll goes up by 50% of current seat capacity or by 1000 persons,
whichever is lower, during the operative period of the policy.
1.6. Eligible Units: Any IT/ITeS unit with minimum 10 employees on its payroll, setting up
its operations in Gujarat during the operative period of this policy or an existing IT/ITeS
unit in Gujarat undertaking expansion and/or diversification will be eligible for availing
incentives under this policy. For IT/ITES units being setup in the Gujarat International
Finance Tec – City (GIFT), the minimum requirement of 10 employees will not apply.
1.7. IT Enabled Services (ITeS) implies service rendering through application of IT and
will include the following:
(a) Call Centres
(b) Medical Transcriptions
(c) Back Office Operation/Business Process Outsourcing (BPO)/ Knowledge
Process Outsourcing (KPO)
(d) Revenue Accounting and other ancillary operations
(e) Insurance claim Processing
(f) Web/Digital Content Development/ ERP / Software and Application
Development
(g) Financial and Accounting Processing
(h) HR & Payroll Processing
(i) Bioinformatics
(j) IT enabled banking, non-banking services including insurance, pension, Asset
Management and market related services
(k) Depository and Security registration and dematerialization services
1.8. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in IT Industry shall be construed as
per the definition in the MSME Act, 2006 (as amended from time to time) of the
Government of India.
1.9. ‘Horizontal IT/ITeS Park’ means a site which is developed during the operative period
of policy in a minimum area of 5 acres in which 70% of saleable/leasable area is allotted
to at least three IT/ITeS units.
1.10. ‘Vertical IT/ITeS Park’ means new development undertaken during the operative
period of policy in the nature of either a vertical development in the shape of a tower or
a group of towers with minimum 100,000 sqft of saleable/leasable area; out of which
70% of saleable/leasable area is allotted or to be allotted to at least three IT/ITeS units
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or a vertical development in the shape of a tower or a group of towers with minimum
3000 seat capacity built by any IT/ITeS unit of which 60% capacity is actually occupied
during the operative period of the policy.
1.11. ‘Gross Fixed Capital Investment’ (GFCI) means the investment made in required
building, furnishing, hardware, software and other related fixed assets required to
produce products or services by eligible unit within two years from the date of
commercial operations/production or till one year from coming to an end of this policy,
whichever is earlier. Investment made in land will be excluded from computation of
Gross Fixed Capital Investment.
1.12. ‘Empowered Committee’ shall have the meaning as defined in para 6 of this GR.
1.13. ‘Competent Authority’ shall have the meaning as defined in para 7 of this GR.
1.14. ‘Built-up Area’ means the area covered by a building on all floors.
2. Assistance Available for Eligible IT/ITeS Parks
Assistance under the Policy shall be available for eligible greenfield IT/ITeS Parks, as herein under:
2.1. Capital Subsidy:
(a) Horizontal IT/ITeS Parks will be provided capital subsidy @ 25% of fixed capital
investment in buildings and infrastructure facilities, excluding the cost of land,
subject to a ceiling of Rs. 25 crores.
(b) Vertical IT/ITeS Parks will be provided capital subsidy of Rs. 300 per sqft for
built-up area subject to a ceiling of Rs. 25 crores.
2.2. Registration/Stamp Duty Concession: The developer of IT/ITeS Park will be eligible
for 100% reimbursement of Stamp Duty/Registration Fee/Conversion Fee, paid on
sale/lease/transfer of land for developing an IT/ITeS Park.
2.3. Incentive on Power Tariff and Electricity Duty:
(a) IT/ITeS Park will be given power tariff subsidy at the rate of Re. 1 per unit in the
billed amount of the utility as promotional incentive on reimbursement basis for a
period of five years with effect from the date, beginning any time during the
operative period of policy, as selected by the developer.
(b) IT/ITeS Park will be given 100 % reimbursement for electricity duty paid for a
period of five years on coterminous basis with power tariff subsidy.
(c) Above assistance will be available to IT/ITeS Park on power purchased from the
State electricity distribution companies or power distribution licensees. IT/ITeS
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Park either generating power from its captive power plant or getting electricity
through open access will not be eligible for the incentive.
3. Incentives to IT/ITeS Units: The eligible IT/ITeS units will be entitled to following incentives in
addition to any incentives that it might be getting under Government of India schemes:
3.1. Capital Subsidy:
(a) Eligible IT/ITeS units will be entitled to capital subsidy @ 25% of capital
expenditure for one time purchase of Computers, networking and related
hardware, subject to a ceiling of Rs. 1 crore.
(b) Scheme of Assistance to Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) for purchasing
shed and plot in mini estates developed by GIDC or by private developer and
Assistance in rent to MSEs, issued vide Resolution No. MIS/102015/430906/CH
dated 10th
Mar 2015 and MIS/102014/430906/CH dated 10th
Mar 2015, as may
be amended from time to time, by Industries and Mines Department, Government
of Gujarat would be applicable to MSEs in IT/ITeS sector as well.
3.2. Registration/Stamp Duty Concession: Eligible IT/ITeS units will be entitled to 100%
reimbursement of Stamp Duty and Registration Fee paid on sale/lease/transfer of land
and Office Space for the first transaction.
3.3. Lease Rental Subsidy: Eligible IT/ITeS units taking space on lease for their operations
will be provided lease rental subsidy at the scale of 50 sqft per employee, for five years
on reimbursement basis at following rates:
(a) Rs. 8/sqft for units up to 20 employees
(b) Rs. 5/sqft for units with >20 but < 100 employees
(c) Rs. 3/sqft for units with >100 employees
Provided, that the lease rental subsidy shall not be more than the actual lease rental.
3.4. Interest Subsidy: Eligible IT/ITeS MSMEs will be provided interest subsidy as under:
(a) @ 7% for micro enterprises with a ceiling of Rs. 25 lakhs per annum.
(b) @ 5% for small and medium enterprises with a ceiling of Rs. 50 lakhs per
annum.
(c) Such interest subsidy shall be eligible for a maximum duration of five years.
(d) Eligible IT/ITeS MSMEs will be entitled to interest subsidy assistance from the
date of making application or when actual interest repayment to the lending
financial institutions, after moratorium if any, begins based on the choice of
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Eligible IT/ITeS MSMEs. However, the unit will be entitled for interest assistance
only if the interest repayment has begun during the operative period of the
current policy.
3.5. VAT/CST/GST Incentive:
(a) The eligible IT/ITeS units will be provided reimbursement of net tax (net of input
credits) paid by them under Section-13 of Gujarat Value Added Tax Act against
their output tax liability. The reimbursement will be limited to a ceiling of 90% of
the Gross Fixed Capital Investment (GFCI) made by the unit. Additional amount
of tax paid, beyond above ceiling, will not be eligible for reimbursement. In no
case, the amount of reimbursement shall exceed the total inflow of tax paid into
the Government of Gujarat treasury. There would be certain restriction in respect
of transfer of goods/services produced by eligible units out of state by the
subsequent dealers so as to ensure that amount reimbursed is not again being
claimed by way of tax credit for inter-state sale, branch transfer, consignment
and export.
(b) For domestic sales outside Gujarat (inter-state sales), 100% Central Sales Tax
(CST) paid into Government of Gujarat treasury would be reimbursed, till GST is
introduced. The amount of benefit availed under this clause will also be counted
against the ceiling mentioned in sub para (a).
(c) Notwithstanding anything mentioned in above clauses, it is stated that under the
GST regime, as and when it comes into operation, the unit shall be reimbursed
up to the extent of SGST paid in the intrastate sale of the specified goods,
subject to the tax actually realized into the Government of Gujarat treasury, net of
input credits, subject to overall ceiling of 90% of GFCI as maximum eligibility for
reimbursement. Also, in the GST regime, the SGST will be reimbursed at a rate
of tax which shall not be higher than the present rate of value added tax
(excluding additional tax) of the specified goods.
(d) VAT/CST/GST reimbursement will be allowed for a period of 8 years from the
date of beginning of commercial operations subject to ceilings and limitations
indicated in above sub clauses.
(e) Electronics goods such as Mobiles, TV, etc. shall not be eligible for
reimbursement under this scheme. Only IT/ITeS Services would be eligible under
this scheme.
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(f) The eligible units availing VAT/GST reimbursement under this scheme will
ensure that specified goods / services sold to Gujarat dealers would be further
resold to customers within Gujarat as local sale only and interstate sale of such
goods / services will not be allowed. If any Gujarat dealer adjusts tax credit by
selling such goods / services to customers outside Gujarat, the amount of such
tax credit shall be reduced from the amount of reimbursement to be allowed to
the eligible IT/ITeS unit.
3.6. Incentive on Power Tariff and Electricity Duty:
(a) Eligible IT/ITeS units will be given power tariff subsidy at the rate of Re. 1 per unit
in the billed amount of the utility as promotional incentive on reimbursement
basis for a period of five years from the date of commencement of commercial
operations.
(b) Eligible IT/ITeS units will be given 100 % reimbursement for electricity duty paid
for a period of five years on coterminous basis with power tariff subsidy.
(c) Existing units undertaking expansion/diversification will be entitled for power tariff
subsidy and electricity duty reimbursement only for additional power consumed,
attributable to such expansion/diversification. For computation of additional
power consumed, additional consumption over average consumption of previous
one year before the date of commencement of operations from
expansion/diversification will be considered.
(d) Above assistance will be available to eligible IT/ITeS units on power purchased
from the State electricity distribution companies or power distribution licensees.
The eligible IT/ITeS units either generating power from its captive power plant or
getting electricity through open access will not be eligible for the incentive.
3.7. Employment Generation Incentive through EPF Contribution: Eligible IT/ITeS units
will be given the benefit of reimbursement of the EPF contribution made by them for
their incremental employees operating out of their offices in Gujarat for a period of five
years. This reimbursement would be made subject to the following criteria:
(a) 100% of EPF amount paid in case of female employees
(b) 75% of EPF amount paid in case of male employees
(c) The ceiling of EPF amount per employee will be 12% of Employee’s basic salary
plus applicable DA and retaining allowance.
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(d) For eligible units the assistance will be available for incremental employee count,
occurring during the policy period, for a period of five years for each such
incremental count. For this purpose average employee count of previous one
year before commencement of operations from new
setup/expansion/diversification shall be treated as base employee count and
incremental count will be computed over such base count. To clarify it further,
incremental employee count, happening every year during the policy period will
be entitled to such benefit for duration of five years.
(e) For this benefit, reference to word ‘operating out of their offices in Gujarat’ would
mean that the employee is physically operating out of that office and staying in
Gujarat.
3.8. Patent Assistance:
(a) Assistance at the rate of 50%, subject to a ceiling of Rs.2 lakhs per patent for
domestic patents and Rs. 5 lakhs per patent for international patents, for meeting
with the expenditure for obtaining patents will be available to any eligible IT/ITeS
unit/institution.
(b) Total quantum of assistance for obtaining such patents shall be limited to Rs. 25
lakh for international and Rs. 10 lakhs for domestic patents per unit/institution.
(c) Fees paid to patent attorney and patent service centre will be eligible expenditure
towards cost for assistance.
(d) The assistance will be in the nature of reimbursement.
3.9. Market Development Support
(a) Assistance to eligible IT/ITeS MSME units for participation in International Trade
Fairs outside India at the rate of 50% of expenditure towards (i) total rent of stall
or rent of space and amount paid to organizer towards creation of stall and on
rented space (ii) product literature/ catalogue and (iii) display material subject to
maximum Rs. 2 lakhs will be provided. Eligible IT/ITeS MSME units will be
entitled to avail of this assistance maximum two times during the operative period
of this policy. The assistance would be in the nature of reimbursement. IT/ITeS
MSME units shall have to apply within three months from the date of participation
for the assistance.
(b) Assistance to Industry Associations for participation in International Trade Fair as
Gujarat Pavilion outside India @ 50% of total rent subject to a ceiling of Rs. 10
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lakhs will be provided. Minimum five industrial unit’s participation will be
necessary as part of group to get this assistance. Assistance shall be in the form
of reimbursement and the association shall have to apply within three months
from the date of such participation.
(c) Viability Gap Support to Industries Associations will be provided for organizing
Seminars / Exhibitions in Gujarat. Ceiling for such support will be Rs.4 lakhs for
national and Rs. 8 lakhs for international Seminar/Exhibition.
3.10. Support to R&D Institutions: In order to give impetus to the Research and
Development, support will be provided to R&D institutions set up with the approval of
the State Government.
(a) Apart from new R&D institutions, testing facilities will also be covered. The
assistance will be given up to 60% of the project cost, excluding land, subject to
a maximum of Rs 50 lakhs.
(b) Assistance for Contract/Sponsored research work for IT/ITeS project from any
industrial unit / industry association to recognized R&D Institution / Technical
College approved by AICTE will be considered at 50% of the project cost,
excluding cost of land and building, subject to a maximum of Rs 50 lakhs.
3.11. Quality Certification: Any Gujarat based IT/ITeS MSMEs will be granted assistance for
a maximum of three industry standard quality certifications (CMMI, ISO, etc.), at a rate
of 50% of cost of quality certification within the overall ceiling of Rs. 6 lakhs in 5 years.
The amount of assistance will include:-
(a) Fees charged by certification agency
(b) Consulting fees and training charges
3.12. Skill Enhancement:
(a) Assistance will be provided to IT/ITeS MSMEs at the rate of 50% of fees paid,
subject to a maximum Rs. 10,000 per employee on obtaining industry recognized
skill certification. The assistance under this incentive will be subject to an overall
ceiling of Rs. 1 lac per year per unit.
(b) Any eligible IT/ITeS unit getting assistance under this policy will be required to
take interns at a rate of minimum one intern for every twenty employees on its
payroll during the period it gets assistance. Such intern(s) will be paid an
honorarium at rates better than that under Minimum Wages Act. This mechanism
of hiring interns will be different from and in addition to the Scheme of
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Apprenticeship by Government of India, if applicable. This will help building a
skilled resource base within the country.
4. Setting up of Finishing Schools: Capital assistance of up to 60% of the project cost
excluding land, or Rs. 50 lakhs, whichever is lower, will be provided for setting up Finishing
Schools for IT/ITES Sector in Colleges and Educational Institutes across the State.
5. Procedure for Making Application and Approval of Assistance: The following procedure
will regulate the expression of interest, making the application by an applicant and process of
approval, communication of approval by the Competent Authority for approving assistance
under this Scheme:
5.1. Expression of Interest for availing assistance: A person, company, legal entity or
eligible unit intending to avail of assistance under this scheme shall intimate the
Competent Authority in Government by an Expression of Interest as per Annexure-1 to
this scheme.
5.2. Any application, in whatever format, received by the Government in Industries & Mines
Department or in Department of Science & Technology or under any of their
subordinate offices, for benefits under IT Policy of the State Government (2014-19),
made after 14th
Nov 2014 till the issuance of this Scheme, will be deemed to be an
application for Expression of Interest under this scheme.
5.3. Letter of In-principle Approval: The competent authority, on receipt of the Expression
of Interest for availing assistance, shall convey to the applicant its decision granting in-
principle approval along with the indicative list of eligible assistance or alternatively
convey the rejection and causes in brief thereof, the conditions, time lines that the
applicant has to comply for availing assistance, the obligations of the applicant as well
as of the competent authority in relation to disbursement of the assistance and the likely
disbursement schedule. The in-principle approval by the competent authority shall be
conveyed in a format as per Annexure-2a or 2b, within one month from the receipt of
Expression of Interest as in para 5.1.
5.4. Communication of in-principle approval doesn’t confer any entitlement to the applicant.
Entitlement and actual disbursal of the assistance will be an outcome pursuant to formal
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application in format as in para 5.6, and in accordance with decision of the empowered
committee subject to fulfillment of conditions specified therein.
5.5. Validity of In-principle Approval: The in-principle approval, conveyed as above in
para 5.3, shall be valid for a period of one year. However, subject to fulfillment of
conditions a and b as indicated in para 5 of Annexure-2a or Annexure-2b to this scheme
and subject to satisfactory reasons for non-fulfillment of conditions c, d and e as
indicated in para 4 of Annexure –2 to this scheme within one year, in-principle approval
can be extended by the competent authority for a period of, at the most one year. After
the said period of validity, in-principle approval shall lapse and eligible applicant will
have no claim for any incentive or benefit against the Government. However, the
intending applicant will be free to reinitiate process by filing a fresh Expression of
Interest for availing assistance under the scheme, which will then be treated as a
separate and a new application.
5.6. Filing of Formal Application: The applicant shall apply to the Competent Authority in
the application form specified as per Annexure-3a or Annexure-3b. The entitlement of
the applicant for evaluation of his claim for the assistance under the Scheme will arise
only after filing of this application form along with the prescribed Annexures. The
assistance will be eligible only if the formal application, as under this para, is made
during the operative period of the IT/ITeS Policy (2016-21).
(a) The Competent Authority will scrutinize the proposal and place it before the
Empowered Committee for a decision on total assistance eligible to the applicant.
(b) The Empowered Committee may call the applicant for a presentation or any
clarification in relation to either eligible activity or the cost marked against the
Eligible activity, or any of its components.
(c) The Empowered Committee will record its decision as to approval of assistance
in a Format as placed at Annexure –4.
5.7. Methodology for Disbursement: Based on the decision of Empowered
Committee, the Competent Authority will convey the final decision on the eligibility of the
applicant for the assistance under the Scheme, the schedule of disbursement and the
contingent progress milestones in format as per Annexure – 5a or 5b.
5.8. Schedule of Disbursement:
(a) Schedule of Disbursement for IT/ITeS Parks: The disbursement of Capital
Subsidy will be in three tranches as per following schedule:
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(i) Advance release of 25% of eligible assistance by the Competent Authority
subject to availability of whole area of IT/ITeS Park and approval of site
layout plan/building plan.
(ii) Second tranche of 50% of eligible assistance will be disbursed after the
applicant has already incurred expenditure of 60% of the eligible project
cost in eligible activities.
(iii) The third and final tranche of the assistance amounting to 25% of eligible
assistance will be paid when the applicant has incurred expenditure of
100% of the eligible project cost.
(iv) Reimbursement of Stamp Duty and Registration Fee will be made to an
applicant along with advance release in para (i) above.
(v) Reimbursement of Electricity duty and benefit under power tariff subsidy
will be made quarterly on production of proof of payment of the same.
(b) Schedule of Disbursement for IT/ITeS Units, R&D Institutions and Finishing
Schools: The disbursement of incentives will be as under:
Sr. Assistance Type Disbursement Schedule Remarks
1. Capital Subsidy On commencement of
commercial operations
Reimbursement as
per approval
2. Reimbursement of
Stamp Duty/
On Submission of Proof of
Stamp Duty/Registration fee
Reimbursement on
actuals
3. Lease Rental Subsidy Quarterly on submission of
proof of payment
Reimbursement on
actuals subject to
4. Interest Subsidy Quarterly basis on bank
certificate for realization of
due installments of previous
Reimbursement on
actuals subject to
ceiling
5. Power Tariff and
Electricity Duty
Quarterly on Submission of
Proof of payment
Reimbursement on
actuals subject to
6. VAT/CST/GST
Incentive
Quarterly on Submission of
Proof
Reimbursement on
actuals as per ceiling
7. Employment
Generation Grant on
Quarterly on submission of
Proof
Reimbursement on
actuals subject to
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8. Quality Certification On submission of proof Reimbursement
subject to ceiling
9. Patent Assistance On filing of Patent Reimbursement
subject to ceiling
10. Market Development On submission of claim by
IT/ITeS unit or Association
Reimbursement
subject to ceiling
11. Assistance for R&D
Institute / Finishing
School
Three Tranches:
• 25% on acquisition of
land, approval of
building plan
• 50% after expenditure of
60% of the project cost
25% i i i
Subject to ceiling
12. Contract/Sponsored
research work from
ITeS Unit/Industry
Association
Two Tranches:
• 50% on expenditure of
50% of project cost
• 50% on submission of
Subject to ceiling
13. Viability Gap funding
for exhibitions/
seminars in Gujarat
On submission of proof of
expenditure by an
recognized association
Subject to ceiling
14. Skill Enhancement On submission of proof of
obtaining certification
Subject to ceiling
6. State Level Empowered Committee
6.1 For approval of the assistance to IT/ITeS MSME units, the State Level Empowered
Committee (Empowered Committee as referred in the scheme) shall comprise of the
following members:
(a) Industries Commissioner – Chairperson
(b) MD, GIL - Member
(c) FA to DST – Member
(d) JS (IT), Science & Technology Department – Member
(e) Director, IT – Member Secretary
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6.2 For approval of the assistance to all applicants, other than IT/ITeS MSME units, the
State Level Empowered Committee (Empowered Committee as referred in the
scheme) shall comprise of the following members:
(a) ACS/PS/Secretary, Department of Science & Technology
(b) ACS/PS/Secretary, Industries & Mines Department
(c) Industries Commissioner
(d) Secretary (Expenditure), Finance Department
(e) M.D. - Gujarat Informatics Ltd.
(f) Head, State eGovernance Mission Team
(g) Director, IT - Member Secretary
The senior of the Secretary in-charges of Department of Science and Technology or
Industries & Mines Department shall Chair the meeting.
7. Competent Authority
For undertaking process for grant of approval and disbursement of assistance, the following
officers in their offices will be competent authorities for the benefits under this scheme:
7.1 IT/ITeS MSMEs: The General Manager, District Industries Centre
7.2 Other than IT/ITeS MSMEs: The Director, IT
8. Interpretation
Any interpretation or clarification under the scheme will be decided by the Department of
Science and Technology and decision thereof would be final and binding to all.
9. Budgetary Provision
The expenditure on this account shall be made from the grants under the following budget
head: “Demand no. 89” Major Head 2052, Information Technology Incentive Plan.
The above Government Resolution issues with the concurrence of Energy & Petrochemicals
Department on the file of even number dated 04/01/2016, of Revenue Department dated
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22/12/2015, Industries and Mines Department 04/01/2016 and of Finance Department dated
08/02/2016.
By order and in the name of the Governor of Gujarat,
Sd/-
(Dhananjay Dwivedi)
Secretary to the Government of Gujarat,
Department of Science and Technology
To
1. *Principal Secretary to Hon’ble Governorshri, Raj Bhavan, Gandhinagar.
2. Chief Principal Secretary to Hon’ble Chief Minister.
3. Principal Secretary to Hon’ble Chief Minister.
4. Secretary to Hon’ble Chief Minister.
5. Personal Secretary to Hon’ble Ministers, Government of Gujarat.
6. *Personal Secretary to the Leader of Opposition Party in Gujarat Legislative
Assembly, Gandhinagar.
7. *Deputy Secretary to Chief Secretary, Government of Gujarat.
8. *Registrar, Hon’ble Gujarat High Court, Ahmedabad.
9. *Secretary, Gujarat Vigilance Commission, Gandhinagar.
10. *Secretary, Gujarat Public Service Commission, Ahmedabad.
11. *Secretary, Gujarat Legislature Secretariat, Gandhinagar.
12. *Secretary, Gujarat Civil Service Tribunal, Gandhinagar.
13. All Administrative Departments
14. VC and MD, GIDC, Udyog Bhavan
15. Industries Commissioner, Government of Gujarat
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16. All Heads of the Departments
17. All Collectors.
18. Managing Director, Gujarat Informatics Limited
19. Director, Information Technology
20. DDG and SIO, NIC, Gujarat
21. Account General (A&E) Gujarat, Post Box No. 2201, Rajkot.
22. Account General (A&E) Gujarat, Ahmedabad Branch, Ahmedabad.
23. Account General (Audit-1) Gujarat, MS Building, Ahmedabad.
24. Director, Account & Treasuries, Gujarat State, Gandhinagar
25. Pay & Account Offices, Ahmedabad/Gandhinagar
26. All District Treasury Offices
27. Resident Audit Officer, Ahmedabad/Gandhinagar.
28. Select File.
*By Letter
(Copy of this Resolution can be downloaded from URL: http://dst.gujarat.gov.in)
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Annexure –1:
Application for Expression of Interest for Availing Assistance
under Scheme of Assistance for IT/ITeS Industry
(to be filled in by person / entity applying)
1. Basic Information
1. Name of the Person Applying
2.
Contact Address
Telephone:
Mobile:
Email:
3.
Identity Proof
PAN/ Passport/ Bank Statement with picture/ Aadhaar Card
(Any one)
2. Nature of Entity (Please provide as much information as you can)
1.
Type of the Entity that will seek assistance under the Scheme
(Please attach certified copy of the memorandum and articles of
association or equivalent registration documents if already
done)
Proprietorship/ Partnership/ Company/
Association
2.
Office Address:
Office:
Factory:
Tele No. :
Fax No. :
Email:
3.
Registration Details (Enclose Memorandum and Articles of
Association)
Certificate of Incorporation (please provide certified copy)
PAN Number (please provide certified copy)
Service Tax & Central Excise Certificate (please provide
certified copy)
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4.
Name, address & contact details of the Directors/ Promotors
along with the PAN Numbers (Please provide the CA Certificate
showing the shareholding pattern)
a)
b)
c)
5. Name, designation & contact details of the Authorized Person
3. Assistance will be sought for (Please tick mark the relevant column)
1. IT/ITeS Unit
2. IT/ITeS Park
3. R&D Institution
4. Finishing School
5. IT/ITeS Industry Association
6. Contract / Sponsored Research Work
4. Information for unit Type:
IT/ITeS Unit (New or Expansion/Diversification)
1. Location
2. Tentative area (Land in acres/Office Space in sqft)
3. Tentative Investment
4. Tentative Employment
IT/ITeS Park
1. Location
2. Park Type (Horizontal / Vertical)
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2.
Tentative area of the land where IT/ITeS Park will
be set up in acres
3. Total built up area in Sq. ft.
3.
Tentative Project Cost (in Rupees), excluding cost
of land
4.
Brief Description of the activities undertaken so far
by the applicant for setting up the IT/ITeS Park and
Market Analysis carried out
Research & Development Institution
1. Location
2.
Tentative area of the land where R&D Institute will
be set up in acres
3. Tentative Project Cost (in Rupees)
4.
Brief Description of the activities undertaken so far
by the applicant for setting up R&D Institute
Finishing School
1. Location
2.
Tentative area of the land where Finishing School
will be set up in acres/sqft
3. Tentative Project Cost (in Rupees)
4.
Brief Description of the activities undertaken so far
by the applicant for setting up the Finishing School
and Market Analysis carried out
IT/ITeS Industry Association
1. Exhibition / Trade Fair Name
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2. Date for the Exhibition / Trade Fair
3. Expenditure planned by Association
4.
Did you avail this assistance under the current
scheme previously, if yes, then date and amount
Contract / Sponsored Research Work Details
1. Research Topic
2. Research Assigning Organization
3. Total Duration of Research
4. Total Cost for undertaking Research
5.
Assistance for the same project from any other
organization
5. Assistance Sought under the scheme
Sr.
No
Assistance Type Unit Type Entitled
to
Claimed
Entitlement
(Yes / No)
Approximate Amount
of Assistance Sought
1. Capital Subsidy IT/ITeS Units /
Park
2. Reimbursement of
Stamp Duty/
Registration Fee
IT/ITeS Units /
Park
3. Lease Rental Subsidy IT/ITeS Units
4. Interest Subsidy IT/ITeS MSMEs
5. Power Tariff and
Electricity Duty
IT/ITeS Units /
Park
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6. VAT/CST/GST Incentive IT/ITeS Units
7. Employment
Generation Grant on
EPF
IT/ITeS Units
8. Quality Certification IT/ITeS MSMEs
9. Patent Assistance IT/ITeS Units /
Institutions
10. Market Development IT/ITeS MSMEs
11. Assistance for R&D
Institute / Finishing
School
IT/ITeS Units /
Institutions
12. Contract/Sponsored
research work from
IT/ITeS Units /Industry
Association
IT/ITeS Units /
Industry
Association
13. Viability Gap funding for
exhibitions/ seminars in
Gujarat
IT/ITeS Industry
Associations
14. Skill Enhancement IT/ITeS MSMEs
Signature of person making
application / Authorised Signatory of applicant
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Annexure – 2a: Format for Letter of In-principle Approval for Assistance to IT/ITeS Unit under the Scheme of
Assistance for IT/ITeS Industry
Date:
To
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
Ref: 1. Your Expression of Interest dated __________________
Sub: In-principle approval for Assistance under Scheme of Assistance for IT/ITeS Industry
Sir/ Madam,
1. We are pleased to acknowledge your application dated ______ seeking assistance under the scheme
for IT/ITeS Industry with registration no.__________________. In future correspondences please quote
the registration number allotted to you.
2. On behalf of the Government of Gujarat, I convey the “in-principle” approval/ refusal with reference to
your application dated ___________ for assistance under the Scheme of assistance for IT/ITeS
Industry for your unit/proposed unit at <<location>> with an estimated Investment of Rs. << >>.
3. Subject to the adherence to conditions as laid out in para 4 of this letter and subject to approval by the
Empowered Committee, the assistance that you can avail under the scheme will be as under:
Sr.
No
Assistance Type Indicative eligible amount of
assistance
Remarks
1 Capital Subsidy
2 Reimbursement of Stamp
Duty/ Registration Fee
3 Lease Rental Subsidy
4 Interest Subsidy
5 Power Tariff and Electricity
Duty
6 VAT/CST/GST Incentive
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7 Employment Generation
Grant on EPF
8 Quality Certification
9 Patent Assistance
10 Market Development
11 Assistance for R&D Institute /
Finishing School
12 Contract/Sponsored research
work from IT/ITeS
Unit/Industry Association
13 Viability Gap funding for
exhibitions/ seminars in
Gujarat
14 Skill Enhancement
4. This in-principle approval is valid for a period of one (1) year from the date of issuance of this letter
subject to fulfillment of the following conditions:-
(a) Procurement and having final possession of the land / office space.
(b) Financial Closure of the Project – for computing financial closure, the applicant will be allowed
to incorporate eligible assistance from GoI, GoG, under respective schemes for assistance to
IT/ITeS unit, along with own equity and debt that the applicant will take.
(c) Preparation and submission of Detailed Project Report (DPR)
(d) Component/ activity wise implementation schedule specifying the timelines and corresponding
milestones
(e) Submission of application as per para 5.6 of the scheme within 1 year.
5. In case, the above conditions are not met by the end of the validity period of this in-principle approval,
the validity will be extended for an additional period of maximum one (1) year subject to the fulfillment
of the following mandatory conditions, with a satisfactory justification for the delay of the other
conditions mentioned in para 4 above.
(a) Procurement and having final possession of the land / office space
(b) Financial Closure of the Project
6. Application for extending validity of in-principle approval shall be made before expiry of one year from
grant of in-principle approval In case, the validity period is extended, a detailed timelines for fulfilling the
following conditions should be intimated to the Competent Authority.
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(a) Preparation and submission of DPR
(b) Component/ activity wise implementation schedule specifying the timelines and corresponding
milestones
(c) Submission of formal application as per para 5.6 of the Scheme
7. In an instance where the criteria is not met within the validity period, with or without extension, the in-
principle approval shall lapse and the applicant would not have any claim for any incentive / benefit
against the Government. However, you can submit a new Expression of Interest which would not be
linked to the application referenced herein and will be treated as a new application.
8. You are informed that till the filing of formal application as in Annexure – 3, you can change the
applicant. You are further informed that in relation to the indicative assistance indicated in para 3 of the
letter, the numbers are indicative only. Actual eligible amount will depend on scrutiny of formal
application and supporting documents by the Competent Authority and approval by the Empowered
Committee.
Yours Sincerely,
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Annexure – 2b:
Format for Letter of In-principle Approval for Assistance to IT/ITeS Park / R&D Institute /
Finishing School / Contract / Sponsored Research Work under the Scheme of Assistance for
IT/ITeS Industry
Date:
To
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
Ref: 1. Your Expression of Interest dated __________________
Sub: In-principle approval for Assistance under Scheme of Assistance for IT Industry
Sir/ Madam,
1. We are pleased to acknowledge your application dated ______ seeking assistance under the scheme
for IT/ITeS Industry with registration no.__________________. In future correspondences please quote
the registration number allotted to you.
2. On behalf of the Government of Gujarat, I convey the “in-principle” approval/ refusal with reference to
your application dated ___________ for assistance under the Scheme of assistance for IT/ITeS
Industry for your proposed IT/ITeS Park / R&D Institute / Contract / Sponsored Research Work /
Finishing School at <<location>> with an estimated Investment of Rs. << >>.
3. Subject to the adherence to conditions as laid out in para 4 of this letter and subject to approval by the
Empowered Committee, the assistance, as applicable, that you can avail under the scheme will be as
under:
Sr. No Assistance Type Indicative eligible amount of
assistance
Remarks
1 Capital Subsidy /
assistance
2 Reimbursement of Stamp
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Duty/Registration Fee
3 Reimbursement of
Conversion Fee
4 Reimbursement of Power
tariff subsidy and Electricity
Duty
5 Assistance for Contract /
Sponsored research work
4. This in-principle approval is valid for a period of one (1) year from the date of issuance of this letter
subject to fulfillment of the following conditions:-
(a) Procurement and having final possession of the land / Office Space
(b) Financial Closure of the Project – for computing financial closure, the applicant will be allowed
to incorporate eligible assistance from GoI, GoG, under respective schemes for assistance to
IT/ITeS unit, along with own equity and debt that the applicant will take.
(c) Preparation and submission of Detailed Project Report (DPR)
(d) Component/ activity wise implementation schedule specifying the timelines and corresponding
milestones
(e) Submission of application as per para 5.6 of the scheme within 1 year.
5. In case, the above conditions are not met by the end of the validity period of this in-principle approval,
the validity will be extended for an additional period of maximum one (1) year subject to the fulfillment
of the following mandatory conditions, with a satisfactory justification for the delay of the other
conditions mentioned in para 4 above.
(a) Procurement and having final possession of the land / Office Space
(b) Financial Closure of the Project
6. Application for extending validity of in-principle approval shall be made before expiry of one year from
grant of in-principle approval In case, the validity period is extended, a detailed timeline for fulfilling the
following conditions should be intimated to the Competent Authority.
(a) Preparation and submission of DPR
(b) Component/ activity wise implementation schedule specifying the timelines and corresponding
milestones
(c) Submission of formal application as per para 5.6 of the Scheme
7. In an instance where the criteria is not met within the validity period, with or without extension, the in-
principle approval shall lapse and the applicant would not have any claim for any incentive / benefit
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against the Government. However, you can submit a new Expression of Interest which would not be
linked to the application referenced herein and will be treated as a new application.
8. You are informed that till the filing of formal application as in Annexure – 3, you can change the
applicant. You are further informed that in relation to the indicative assistance indicated in para 3 of the
letter, the numbers are indicative only. Actual eligible amount will depend on scrutiny of formal
application and supporting documents by the Competent Authority and approval by the Empowered
Committee.
Yours Sincerely,
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Annexure –3a:
Application Form for Availing Assistance for IT/ITeS Unit
under the Scheme of Assistance for IT/ITeS Industry
(to be filled in by the applicant)
Application Registration No.
1. Basic Information
1 Name of the Unit
2
Contact Address
Telephone:
Mobile:
Email:
3
Type of the Entity
(Please attach certified copy of the memorandum and articles of
association or equivalent registration document or Partnership
Deed)
Proprietorship/ Partnership/ Company
4
Registration Details (Enclose Memorandum and Articles of
Association)
Certificate of Incorporation (please provide certified copy)
PAN Number (please provide certified copy)
Service Tax & VAT Registration No. (please provide certified copy)
TIN No.
5
Name, address & contact details of the Directors/ Promotors along with the PAN/DIN Numbers (Please provide the
CA Certificate showing the shareholding pattern)
Name DIN /PAN Address Contact No. Email
6
Name, designation & contact details of the Authorized Person
(please enclose copy of authorisation letter)
2. Details of Eligible IT/ITeS Unit
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1 New Unit or Expansion/Diversification
2 Location Address
3 Area of the land / office space
4 Proof of land/office space possession
5 Brief Description of the Project
6 Please enclose Detailed Project Report (DPR)
7 Business Development & Recruitment Schedule (Projections)
Turnover Year1 Year2 Year3 Year4 Year5 Year6
Domestic
Exports
Employees
3. For Existing Units, undertaking Expansion/Diversification
1 Number of employees in existing unit
2 Estimated Annual EPF contribution for current
employees
3 Average of last one year’s electricity
consumption in units
4 Current area under usage (in sqft)
5 Annual turnover of last three years
Year (-2) Year (-1) Year 0 (current year)
6 VAT/CST/GST paid to Government of Gujarat over last three years
Year (-2) Year (-1) Year 0 (current year)
4. Financial Projections of the Project
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S
No
Component Year1 Year2 Year3 Year4 Year5 Year6
1. Revenue
Forecast
2. Expenditure
Forecast
3. Net Profit
Forecast
4. Cash Flows
from
business
operations
5. Means of Financing the Project
Total Project
Cost
Promotors Contribution
Expected GoG Assistance
Expected Assistance from other
Government Organisations
Debt/Borrowing (Please include
Loan Sanction Letter)
Total (Rs.)
6. Assistance Sought under the scheme
Sr. No Assistance Type Eligible Expenditure/
Projected
Expenditure
Claimed
Assistance
Remarks
1 Capital Subsidy
2 Reimbursement of
Stamp Duty/
Registration Fee
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3 Lease Rental Subsidy
4 Interest Subsidy
5 Power Tariff and
Electricity Duty
6 VAT/CST/GST
Incentive
7 Employment
Generation Grant on
EPF
8 Quality Certification
9 Patent Assistance
10 Market Development
11 Assistance for R&D
Institute / Finishing
School
12 Contract/Sponsored
research work from
IT/ ITeS Unit/Industry
Association
13 Viability Gap funding
for exhibitions/
seminars in Gujarat
14 Skill Enhancement
7. Bank Account Details
1. Name and address of Bank where
account exists
2. Bank Account Number
3. IFSC Code
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4. RTGS Details
8. Tentative date of beginning of commercial operations:
9. Declaration:
I, on behalf of my organisation, hereby declare the following:
(a) Information, statements & other papers given herein are to the best of my knowledge & belief,
true and correct in all particulars.
(b) We are not availing any assistance under any other scheme/policy of Government of Gujarat
departments or its subordinate offices.
(c) I am duly authorized to sign an application and details and documents submitted in this
application.
(d) I undertake that we will ensure that specified goods / services sold to Gujarat dealers would be
further resold to customers within Gujarat as local sale only and interstate sale of such goods /
services will not be allowed. I further undertake that against reimbursement of VAT/GST availed
or claimed by this unit, if for the same sale, a Gujarat based dealer adjusts tax credit by selling
such goods/services to customers outside Gujarat, the amount of such tax credit shall be
reduced from the amount of reimbursement to be allowed to this unit.
(e) We will hire one intern for every twenty employees on our payroll during the period we
avail benefits under the scheme.
Authorised Signatory
Note:
1. Any financial transactions / expenditure statements forecast submitted by the unit must be
signed by the authorized signatory of the unit and be certified by the auditor/ chartered accountant.
2. The DPR should have detailed sections covering at least the following:
(a) Location details
(b) Company profile
(c) Promoters list
(d) Shareholding pattern
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(e) Product detail
(f) Market survey / competitive landscape
(g) Project cost components
(h) Revenue / expenditure projections
(i) Cash flows from business operations
(j) Business development projections
(k) Financial closure (Dependencies; Technological and Financial)
(l) Risks and Assumptions
(m) List of employees currently working at the unit, along with EPF contribution schedule of last one
year (for existing units)
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Annexure–3b:
Application Form for Availing Assistance for IT/ITeS Park/ R&D Institute / Finishing School /
Contract / Sponsored Research Work
under the Scheme of Assistance for IT/ITeS Industry
(to be filled in by the applicant)
Application Registration No.
1. Basic Information
1 Name of the Unit
2
Contact Address
Telephone:
Mobile:
Email:
3
Type of the Entity
(Please attach certified copy of the memorandum and articles of
association or equivalent registration document or Partnership Deed)
Proprietorship/ Partnership/ Company
4
Registration Details (Enclose Memorandum and Articles of
Association)
Certificate of Incorporation (please provide certified copy)
PAN Number (please provide certified copy)
Service Tax & VAT Registration No. (please provide certified copy)
TIN No.
5
Name, address & contact details of the Directors/ Promotors along with the PAN / DIN Numbers (Please provide
the CA Certificate showing the shareholding pattern)
Name DIN /PAN Address Contact No. Email
6
Name, designation & contact details of the Authorized Person (please
enclose copy of authorisation letter)
2. Details of Proposed IT/ITeS Park / R&D Institute / Finishing School
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1 Location Address
2 Finalised area of the land / Office Space
where IT/ITeS Park / R&D Institute /
Finishing School will be set up
3 Proof of Land / Office Space Possession
(Please enclose map and relevant revenue
record)
4 Brief Description of the activities
undertaken so far by the applicant since the
in-principle approval for setting up the
T/ITeS Park / R&D Institute / Finishing
School
5 Please enclose detailed project report of
the Proposed Project
3. Project Cost
S No Project Component Cost
1.
2.
3.
4. Means of Financing the Project
Total Project
Cost
Promotors Contribution
Contribution from Enterprises
occupying Park
Expected GoG Assistance
Expected Assistance from other
Government Organisations
Debt/Borrowing (Please include
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Loan Sanction Letter)
Total (Rs.)
5. Assistance Sought under the scheme
Sr. No Assistance Type Indicative maximum eligible
amount of assistance
Remarks
1 Capital Subsidy /
assistance
2 Reimbursement of Stamp
Duty/Registration Fee
3 Reimbursement of
Conversion Fee
4 Reimbursement of Power
tariff subsidy and Electricity
Duty
5 Assistance for Contract /
Sponsored research work
6. Bank Account Details
1. Name and address of Bank where
account is kept
2. Bank Account Number
3. IFSC Code
4. RTGS Details
7. Declaration:
I on behalf of my organisation hereby declare the following:
(a) Information, statements & other papers given herein are to the best of my knowledge & belief,
true and correct in all particulars.
(b) We are not availing similar assistance from Government of Gujarat Departments or any of its
Organization.
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(c) I am duly authorized to sign an application and details and documents submitted in this
application.
Authorised Signatory
Note:
1. Any financial transactions / expenditure statements forecast submitted by the unit must be
signed by the authorized signatory of the unit and be certified by the auditor/ chartered accountant.
2. The DPR should have detailed sections covering at least the following:
(a) Location details
(b) Company profile
(c) Promoters list
(d) Shareholding pattern
(e) Project cost components
(f) Revenue / expenditure projections
(g) Cash flows from business operations
(h) Business development projections
(i) Financial closure (Dependencies; Technological and Financial)
(j) Risks and Assumptions
Annexure – 4:
Format for Recording Minutes of Empowered Committee
Name of Applicant
Assistance Sought
Sr. No
Type of Assistance Approximate Amount of
Assistance
Remarks
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Descriptive Background (As proposed by Competent Authority for meeting)
Discussion Part of Minutes, by Empowered Committee
Approval Granted by Empowered Committee
Sr.
No
Type of Assistance Maximum Eligible Amount of
Assistance
Remarks
Conditions for Disbursement (Assistance Type-wise)
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Annexure 5a: Final Approval Letter Format
Date:
To
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
Ref: 1. Application Registration No.
Sub: Approval for Assistance under Scheme of Assistance for IT/ITeS Industry.
Sir/ Madam,
1. This is to convey the approval/ refusal of assistance under the Scheme of assistance for IT/ITeS
Industry for your unit/proposed unit at <<location>> with an estimated Investment of Rs. << >>.
2. You are conveyed approval of financial assistance as per the table below, subject to fulfillment of
conditions in para 3.
Sr.
No
Assistance Type Maximum
Eligible
Assistance
Amount
Disbursement Schedule Remarks
1. Capital Subsidy On commencement of
commercial operations
Reimbursem
ent as per
approval
2. Reimbursement
of Stamp Duty/
Registration Fee
On Submission of Proof
of Stamp
Duty/Registration fee
payment
Reimbursem
ent on
actuals
3. Lease Rental
Subsidy
Quarterly on submission
of proof of payment
Reimbursem
ent subject to
ceiling
4. Interest Subsidy Quarterly basis on bank
certificate for realization of
due installments of
Reimbursem
ent subject to
ceiling
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previous quarter
5. Power Tariff and
Electricity Duty
Quarterly on Submission
of Proof of payment
Reimbursem
ent subject to
ceiling
6. VAT/CST/GST
Incentive
Quarterly on Submission
of Proof
Reimbursem
ent subject to
ceiling
7. Employment
Generation
Grant on EPF
Quarterly on submission
of Proof
Reimbursem
ent on
actuals
subject to
ceiling
8. Quality
Certification
On submission of proof Reimbursement
subject to
ceiling
9. Patent Assistance On filing of Patent Reimbursement
subject to
ceiling
10. Market
Development
On submission of claim
by IT/ITeS unit or
Association
Reimbursement
subject to
ceiling
11. Assistance for
R&D Institute /
Finishing School
Three Tranches:
• 25% on acquisition of
land, approval of
building plan
• 50% after expenditure of
60% of the project cost
• 25% on commissioning
Subject to
ceiling
12. Contract/Sponso
red research
work from IT/
ITeS
Two Tranches:
• 50% on expenditure
of 50% of project
cost
Subject to
ceiling
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Unit/Industry
Association
• 50% on submission
of proof of
completion
13. Viability Gap
funding for
exhibitions/
seminars in
Gujarat
On submission of proof
of expenditure by an
recognized association
Subject to
ceiling
14. Skill
Enhancement
On submission of proof
of obtaining
certification
Subject to
ceiling
3. Conditions:-
3.1 Stamp Duty/ Registration Fee shall be reimbursed subject to submission of proof, on actual basis.
3.2 Lease Rental Subsidy/EPF Contribution / Power Tariff Subsidy & Electricity Duty shall be
reimbursed quarterly on submission of proof, subject to ceiling.
3.3 Interest Subsidy shall be reimbursed on quarterly basis subject to submission of proof, subject to
maximum limit specified in the scheme.
3.4 Assistance for finishing school / quality certification / skill enhancement / patent registration /
market development shall be given subject to incurring such expenditure, on production of
vouchers/audited statement of account, subject to limits set in the scheme.
3.5 All assistance is subject to condition that the unit will begin its commercial operations during the
operative period of the policy. Failing which, all assistance, including reimbursements, subsidy,
etc., shall be recovered along with 12% interest per annum.
3.6 In accordance with the clause no. 3.12(b) of the scheme, you will hire interns at the rate of
minimum one intern for every 20 employees on your payroll.
4. I wish you best of luck with the Project. Should you have any difficulty or have queries Mr.
____________ will be your personal contact. He can be reached at ___________.
Yours Sincerely
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Annexure 5b: Final Approval Letter Format
Date:
To
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
Ref: 1. Application Registration No.
Sub: Approval of Assistance for IT/ITeS Technology Park / R&D Institute / Finishing School / Contract /
Sponsored Research Work under Scheme of Assistance for IT Industry.
Sir/ Madam,
1. This is to convey the approval/ refusal of assistance under the Scheme of assistance for IT / ITES
Industry for your proposed IT/ITeS Technology Park / R&D Institute at <<location>> / Contract /
Sponsored Research Work with an estimated Investment of Rs. << >>.
2. You are conveyed approval of financial assistance as per the table below, subject to fulfillment of
conditions in para 3.
Sr.
No
Assistance Type Maximum
Eligible
Assistance
Disbursement Schedule Remarks
1. Capital Subsidy/
assistance for
IT/ITeS Park/ R& D
Institute / Finishing
School
Three Tranches:
• 25% on acquisition of land,
approval of building plan
• 50% after expenditure of 60% of
the project cost
• 25% on commissioning of the
park
2. Reimbursement of
Stamp
Duty/Registration
Fee
On Submission of Proof of
Stamp Duty/Registration fee
payment
Reimbursement
on actuals
3. Reimbursement of On submission of proof of conversion Reimbursement
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Conversion Fee fee payment on actuals
4. Reimbursement of
Power Tariff
Subsidy and
Electricity Duty
Quarterly on submission of proof of
payment
Reimbursement
on actuals
subject to
ceiling
5. Assistance for
Contract /
Sponsored research
work
Two Tranches:
• 50% on expenditure of
50% of project cost
• 50% on submission of proof
of completion
Reimbursement
on actuals
subject to
ceiling
3. All assistance is subject to condition that the unit will begin its commercial operations during the
operative period of the policy. Failing which, all assistance, including reimbursements, subsidy, etc.,
shall be recovered along with 12% interest.
4. I wish you best of luck with the Project. Should you have any difficulty or have queries Mr.
____________ will be your personal contact. He can be reached at ___________.
Yours Sincerely