Presentation on Start Up India Policies announced by Government. CA Chintan Thakkar's Seminar Was Held on 07/02/2016 at Gandhinagar and It was attended by large Number.
The Startup India and Stand Up India schemes were launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to promote entrepreneurship and innovation in India. Startup India aims to build a strong startup ecosystem through single window clearances, tax exemptions, and innovation programs. Stand Up India focuses on promoting entrepreneurship among women and scheduled castes and tribes by providing loans between 10-100 lakhs repayable over 7 years with credit guarantees. Both schemes aim to generate employment and sustainable economic growth in India.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the Startup India initiative to promote entrepreneurship and boost the Indian economy. The 19-point action plan aims to simplify regulations for startups, provide tax exemptions and funding support. A key aspect is a Rs. 10,000 crore fund to support new enterprises over four years. However, some experts note that the total funds may not be sufficient given the large funding needs of the startup sector in India. The program seeks to encourage innovation and help turn ideas into commercial products and services.
1) The document defines a startup as a new entity operating for less than 5 years with annual turnover not exceeding 25 crore and working on innovation, development or commercialization of new technologies or intellectual properties.
2) It outlines several government initiatives to support startups including tax benefits, relaxed public procurement norms, incubators and research parks, funding support, and reducing regulatory requirements.
3) Statistics show the number of tech startups in India is expected to double to 11,500 by 2020, with 9 startups already valued over $1 billion. In Q1 2016, $1.73 billion was invested across 344 deals, led by e-commerce, SaaS and health-tech sectors.
"Start Up India... Stand Up India" is an government initiative - announced by GOI on 16th Jan 2016. For inspiring youth for the entrepreneurship & start ups.
The Startup India campaign aims to promote bank financing and boost entrepreneurship through job creation. It focuses on reducing the role of states in policies and removing obstacles like land and investment approvals. Key aspects of the campaign include:
- No income tax for 3 years and tax exemptions for higher value investments for startups
- Establishing a Rs. 10,000 crore startup fund and a credit guarantee trust to support new enterprises
- Simplifying regulations through self-certification and launching a mobile app for easy registration
- Developing incubators, research parks, and programs to encourage innovation among students
The document discusses the Indian government's Startup India initiative launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Some key points:
1) The initiative aims to boost entrepreneurship and startup growth in India by filling gaps in access to funding, simplifying regulations, and incentivizing innovation.
2) A dedicated Rs. 10,000 crore startup fund will be created to fund entrepreneurs. Startups will also receive tax exemptions on profits for the first three years.
3) The initiative includes launching a mobile app to simplify startup registration, fast-tracking patent applications, and exempting select labor and environmental compliances for startups.
The document provides details about the Startup India initiative launched by the Government of India. It aims to build a strong ecosystem for nurturing innovation and startups in the country. Key aspects include simplifying regulatory compliance, providing funding support, setting up incubators, and facilitating intellectual property protection. A mobile app and portal were launched to serve as a single platform for startups to interact with government agencies and access resources.
The Startup India and Stand Up India schemes were launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to promote entrepreneurship and innovation in India. Startup India aims to build a strong startup ecosystem through single window clearances, tax exemptions, and innovation programs. Stand Up India focuses on promoting entrepreneurship among women and scheduled castes and tribes by providing loans between 10-100 lakhs repayable over 7 years with credit guarantees. Both schemes aim to generate employment and sustainable economic growth in India.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the Startup India initiative to promote entrepreneurship and boost the Indian economy. The 19-point action plan aims to simplify regulations for startups, provide tax exemptions and funding support. A key aspect is a Rs. 10,000 crore fund to support new enterprises over four years. However, some experts note that the total funds may not be sufficient given the large funding needs of the startup sector in India. The program seeks to encourage innovation and help turn ideas into commercial products and services.
1) The document defines a startup as a new entity operating for less than 5 years with annual turnover not exceeding 25 crore and working on innovation, development or commercialization of new technologies or intellectual properties.
2) It outlines several government initiatives to support startups including tax benefits, relaxed public procurement norms, incubators and research parks, funding support, and reducing regulatory requirements.
3) Statistics show the number of tech startups in India is expected to double to 11,500 by 2020, with 9 startups already valued over $1 billion. In Q1 2016, $1.73 billion was invested across 344 deals, led by e-commerce, SaaS and health-tech sectors.
"Start Up India... Stand Up India" is an government initiative - announced by GOI on 16th Jan 2016. For inspiring youth for the entrepreneurship & start ups.
The Startup India campaign aims to promote bank financing and boost entrepreneurship through job creation. It focuses on reducing the role of states in policies and removing obstacles like land and investment approvals. Key aspects of the campaign include:
- No income tax for 3 years and tax exemptions for higher value investments for startups
- Establishing a Rs. 10,000 crore startup fund and a credit guarantee trust to support new enterprises
- Simplifying regulations through self-certification and launching a mobile app for easy registration
- Developing incubators, research parks, and programs to encourage innovation among students
The document discusses the Indian government's Startup India initiative launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Some key points:
1) The initiative aims to boost entrepreneurship and startup growth in India by filling gaps in access to funding, simplifying regulations, and incentivizing innovation.
2) A dedicated Rs. 10,000 crore startup fund will be created to fund entrepreneurs. Startups will also receive tax exemptions on profits for the first three years.
3) The initiative includes launching a mobile app to simplify startup registration, fast-tracking patent applications, and exempting select labor and environmental compliances for startups.
The document provides details about the Startup India initiative launched by the Government of India. It aims to build a strong ecosystem for nurturing innovation and startups in the country. Key aspects include simplifying regulatory compliance, providing funding support, setting up incubators, and facilitating intellectual property protection. A mobile app and portal were launched to serve as a single platform for startups to interact with government agencies and access resources.
The Startup India scheme aims to promote bank financing for startups in India, offering tax exemptions and other incentives to boost entrepreneurship. It establishes a funding pool of 1 trillion rupees and simplifies regulations such as intellectual property protection, patent filing and capital gains tax exemption. The scheme is a joint initiative between the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and State Governments and aims to develop entrepreneurship hubs across the country.
The document outlines the Startup India initiative launched by the Indian government. It aims to build a strong ecosystem for nurturing innovation and empowering startups in India. Key aspects include self-certification to reduce regulatory burdens, a Rs. 10,000 crore fund to support startups, tax exemptions for three years, and establishing research parks and incubators. The current scenario finds India as one of the top countries for startups with over $5 billion invested and 4000+ startups established in 2015. The conclusion states this initiative will create jobs, support entrepreneurship, and help showcase India's talent globally.
Is your startup eligible to get benefits of india startup schemeAmrita Agarwal
the Government published a notification identifying the criteria for eligibility of a Startup for the purpose of providing benefits under the scheme. It meant that all startups will not be entertained. Only the selected startups will enjoy the benefits of Startup India.
Blog: https://amritaagarwalblog.wordpress.com/2018/01/24/what-are-the-benefits-available-under-startup-india-scheme/
The document outlines the Start-Up India and Stand-Up India initiatives launched by the Indian government. Key points include providing tax exemptions, relaxed regulations, and funding support for startups. The government aims to foster entrepreneurship and innovation to boost economic growth and job creation. Several programs have been implemented to promote startup culture, including incubators, research parks, and funding of over Rs. 10,000 crores over 4 years. The goal is to establish India as a global startup hub and help transform the economy and lives of citizens.
The document defines what constitutes a startup according to the Startup India Standup India (SISI) scheme. A startup must be an incorporated or registered entity in India less than 5 years old with an annual turnover not exceeding 25 crore. It must be working on innovation, development, deployment or commercialization of new products, processes or services using technology or intellectual property. The entity can take the form of a private limited company, limited liability partnership or registered partnership firm. To be eligible, the startup must develop highly innovative products/services and receive certification and funding recommendation from approved incubators or investors. Benefits for eligible startups include seed funding, income tax exemptions, patent fee refunds, and exemptions from certain
The document summarizes the Startup India initiative launched by Prime Minister Modi. It provides the key details of the initiative such as defining a startup as an entity less than 7 years old with annual turnover under 25 crores, working on innovation. It lists benefits for startups like self-certification, tax exemptions. The initiative aims to boost entrepreneurship and the economy through job creation, exports and GDP growth. A startup hub was launched to provide support to startups seeking funding, certification or incubator information.
The Presentation Lists out various benefits of the Startup India Initiative by PM Narendra Modi. It also covers the amended definition of Startup w.e.f 27th may 2017
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched in New Delhi on Saturday, the Action Plan to facilitate startups in India which will help boost entrepreneurship at the grassroots level.
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Startup India and Standup India, in this presentation you get brief information on what business is good nd how to think of a business nd what to keep?
The document outlines details of the Startup India scheme launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in January 2016. The scheme aims to boost entrepreneurship and startup businesses in India through various incentives like tax breaks, easier business regulations, funding support and incubators. Some major Indian startup success stories that are highlighted include Flipkart, Oyo Rooms, and Paytm. The government's goal with Startup India is to increase jobs and reduce unemployment among India's large youth population.
The document discusses various aspects of starting a business in India through the Startup India initiative. It provides an introduction to Startup India and what startups mean. It explains the key points of starting a startup like registration process, eligibility criteria, sources of funding available like bootstrapping, crowdfunding, angel investors, venture capital, and banks. It also highlights the opportunities for startups in India like developing locally produced goods to reduce imports, large domestic market, and favorable environment being created by the government.
The document provides information about the launch of the Startup India initiative by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Some key points:
- PM Modi launched the ambitious Startup India program to boost innovation and digital entrepreneurship. The program aims to simplify regulations for startups and provide funding support.
- As part of the program, a dedicated Rs. 10,000 crore startup fund will be created. Startups will also receive tax exemptions on profits for the first three years.
- Other measures include fast-tracking patent applications, reduced patent filing fees, and a self-certification system for startups to comply with certain labor and environmental laws.
Startup india action plan – who are eligiblesrinivas2036
Which Companies Qualify For StartUp India Action Plan. Rules and Conditions for a company to be eligible for startup india scheme of narendra modi. How to avail 3 year tax benefits
The document discusses the Startup India initiative by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to create a supportive environment for startups in India. The action plan for Startup India includes simplifying the startup process, offering tax exemptions for three years, implementing self-certification, and establishing a fund of 10,000 Crore. The goal is to boost the economy through foreign investment, encourage entrepreneurship among youth, and create jobs.
Startup India aims to promote entrepreneurship in India. To be eligible, a startup must be an Indian entity less than 7 years old with annual revenue under Rs. 25 crore. Startups will be self-certified and exempt from some regulations for 3 years. The government will establish a Startup Hub for guidance and support. It will also provide fee rebates and facilitators for patent applications to reduce startup costs in formative years. Funding support up to Rs. 10,000 crore over 4 years and credit guarantees are also available to encourage innovation and entrepreneurship.
The document summarizes India's growing startup ecosystem and outlines the Startup India Action Plan announced by the Indian government. Some key points:
- India has over 4,200 startups growing at 40% annually, receiving over $5 billion in funding in 2015, up 125% from 2014.
- The Action Plan aims to build a strong startup environment through simplifying regulations, improving funding access, and strengthening industry-academia partnerships.
- It proposes setting up a Rs. 10,000 crore fund-of-funds, Rs. 500 crore credit guarantee fund, 35 new incubators, and 31 innovation centers to support startups.
The document provides an overview of startups in India, including what defines a startup, the startup culture and ecosystem. It discusses the types of problems faced by startups as well as common entity types. The document also outlines several government initiatives to support startups, such as the Startup India program, tax exemptions, and sources of funding. It notes that the biggest question facing startups is fundraising and provides tips on valuation, dilution, finding investors, and structuring the fundraising process.
The document discusses various initiatives by the Government of India to promote startups. It outlines tax exemptions and incentives for startups related to income tax, capital gains tax, self-certification of compliances, public procurement, insolvency and bankruptcy laws. It also discusses plans to establish a startup hub, funds for startups, incubation programs, and a mobile app for registering and tracking startup applications and schemes.
The document summarizes key features of India's startup policy, including:
1) Self-certification allowances for startups to reduce regulatory burden, a Rs. 10,000 crore credit guarantee fund, and a mobile app to simplify registration.
2) Tax exemptions for startups for 3 years in a block of 5 years, tax exemptions for incubation funds, and capital gains tax exemptions.
3) Plans to set up additional incubators, research parks, and bio clusters to promote innovation and entrepreneurship.
4) Karnataka's startup policy aims to create 6 lakh jobs, reimburse marketing costs up to 30% annually, and mobilize Rs. 2,000 crore
The Government of Odisha plans to create a conducive environment for Startups, empower them to grow through
innovation and design, create a world-class scientific ecosystem and enable its youth to pursue their dreams within the State. Learn more about Odisha's Startup Policy here.
The document provides information on the Startup India Kit, which is a starter kit for entrepreneurs, visionaries, and dreamers. It outlines several benefits available to startups recognized by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), including intellectual property rights benefits, relaxation of public procurement norms, self-certification under labour and environmental laws, tax exemptions, and access to funding sources like the Fund of Funds for Startups. It also describes resources available to startups through the Startup India hub like learning programs, access to government schemes and policies, pro bono services, networking opportunities, and innovation programs.
The Startup India scheme aims to promote bank financing for startups in India, offering tax exemptions and other incentives to boost entrepreneurship. It establishes a funding pool of 1 trillion rupees and simplifies regulations such as intellectual property protection, patent filing and capital gains tax exemption. The scheme is a joint initiative between the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and State Governments and aims to develop entrepreneurship hubs across the country.
The document outlines the Startup India initiative launched by the Indian government. It aims to build a strong ecosystem for nurturing innovation and empowering startups in India. Key aspects include self-certification to reduce regulatory burdens, a Rs. 10,000 crore fund to support startups, tax exemptions for three years, and establishing research parks and incubators. The current scenario finds India as one of the top countries for startups with over $5 billion invested and 4000+ startups established in 2015. The conclusion states this initiative will create jobs, support entrepreneurship, and help showcase India's talent globally.
Is your startup eligible to get benefits of india startup schemeAmrita Agarwal
the Government published a notification identifying the criteria for eligibility of a Startup for the purpose of providing benefits under the scheme. It meant that all startups will not be entertained. Only the selected startups will enjoy the benefits of Startup India.
Blog: https://amritaagarwalblog.wordpress.com/2018/01/24/what-are-the-benefits-available-under-startup-india-scheme/
The document outlines the Start-Up India and Stand-Up India initiatives launched by the Indian government. Key points include providing tax exemptions, relaxed regulations, and funding support for startups. The government aims to foster entrepreneurship and innovation to boost economic growth and job creation. Several programs have been implemented to promote startup culture, including incubators, research parks, and funding of over Rs. 10,000 crores over 4 years. The goal is to establish India as a global startup hub and help transform the economy and lives of citizens.
The document defines what constitutes a startup according to the Startup India Standup India (SISI) scheme. A startup must be an incorporated or registered entity in India less than 5 years old with an annual turnover not exceeding 25 crore. It must be working on innovation, development, deployment or commercialization of new products, processes or services using technology or intellectual property. The entity can take the form of a private limited company, limited liability partnership or registered partnership firm. To be eligible, the startup must develop highly innovative products/services and receive certification and funding recommendation from approved incubators or investors. Benefits for eligible startups include seed funding, income tax exemptions, patent fee refunds, and exemptions from certain
The document summarizes the Startup India initiative launched by Prime Minister Modi. It provides the key details of the initiative such as defining a startup as an entity less than 7 years old with annual turnover under 25 crores, working on innovation. It lists benefits for startups like self-certification, tax exemptions. The initiative aims to boost entrepreneurship and the economy through job creation, exports and GDP growth. A startup hub was launched to provide support to startups seeking funding, certification or incubator information.
The Presentation Lists out various benefits of the Startup India Initiative by PM Narendra Modi. It also covers the amended definition of Startup w.e.f 27th may 2017
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched in New Delhi on Saturday, the Action Plan to facilitate startups in India which will help boost entrepreneurship at the grassroots level.
To get updates on TechTry Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
Visit Blog: https://www.techtry.com/blog/
Startup India and Standup India, in this presentation you get brief information on what business is good nd how to think of a business nd what to keep?
The document outlines details of the Startup India scheme launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in January 2016. The scheme aims to boost entrepreneurship and startup businesses in India through various incentives like tax breaks, easier business regulations, funding support and incubators. Some major Indian startup success stories that are highlighted include Flipkart, Oyo Rooms, and Paytm. The government's goal with Startup India is to increase jobs and reduce unemployment among India's large youth population.
The document discusses various aspects of starting a business in India through the Startup India initiative. It provides an introduction to Startup India and what startups mean. It explains the key points of starting a startup like registration process, eligibility criteria, sources of funding available like bootstrapping, crowdfunding, angel investors, venture capital, and banks. It also highlights the opportunities for startups in India like developing locally produced goods to reduce imports, large domestic market, and favorable environment being created by the government.
The document provides information about the launch of the Startup India initiative by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Some key points:
- PM Modi launched the ambitious Startup India program to boost innovation and digital entrepreneurship. The program aims to simplify regulations for startups and provide funding support.
- As part of the program, a dedicated Rs. 10,000 crore startup fund will be created. Startups will also receive tax exemptions on profits for the first three years.
- Other measures include fast-tracking patent applications, reduced patent filing fees, and a self-certification system for startups to comply with certain labor and environmental laws.
Startup india action plan – who are eligiblesrinivas2036
Which Companies Qualify For StartUp India Action Plan. Rules and Conditions for a company to be eligible for startup india scheme of narendra modi. How to avail 3 year tax benefits
The document discusses the Startup India initiative by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to create a supportive environment for startups in India. The action plan for Startup India includes simplifying the startup process, offering tax exemptions for three years, implementing self-certification, and establishing a fund of 10,000 Crore. The goal is to boost the economy through foreign investment, encourage entrepreneurship among youth, and create jobs.
Startup India aims to promote entrepreneurship in India. To be eligible, a startup must be an Indian entity less than 7 years old with annual revenue under Rs. 25 crore. Startups will be self-certified and exempt from some regulations for 3 years. The government will establish a Startup Hub for guidance and support. It will also provide fee rebates and facilitators for patent applications to reduce startup costs in formative years. Funding support up to Rs. 10,000 crore over 4 years and credit guarantees are also available to encourage innovation and entrepreneurship.
The document summarizes India's growing startup ecosystem and outlines the Startup India Action Plan announced by the Indian government. Some key points:
- India has over 4,200 startups growing at 40% annually, receiving over $5 billion in funding in 2015, up 125% from 2014.
- The Action Plan aims to build a strong startup environment through simplifying regulations, improving funding access, and strengthening industry-academia partnerships.
- It proposes setting up a Rs. 10,000 crore fund-of-funds, Rs. 500 crore credit guarantee fund, 35 new incubators, and 31 innovation centers to support startups.
The document provides an overview of startups in India, including what defines a startup, the startup culture and ecosystem. It discusses the types of problems faced by startups as well as common entity types. The document also outlines several government initiatives to support startups, such as the Startup India program, tax exemptions, and sources of funding. It notes that the biggest question facing startups is fundraising and provides tips on valuation, dilution, finding investors, and structuring the fundraising process.
The document discusses various initiatives by the Government of India to promote startups. It outlines tax exemptions and incentives for startups related to income tax, capital gains tax, self-certification of compliances, public procurement, insolvency and bankruptcy laws. It also discusses plans to establish a startup hub, funds for startups, incubation programs, and a mobile app for registering and tracking startup applications and schemes.
The document summarizes key features of India's startup policy, including:
1) Self-certification allowances for startups to reduce regulatory burden, a Rs. 10,000 crore credit guarantee fund, and a mobile app to simplify registration.
2) Tax exemptions for startups for 3 years in a block of 5 years, tax exemptions for incubation funds, and capital gains tax exemptions.
3) Plans to set up additional incubators, research parks, and bio clusters to promote innovation and entrepreneurship.
4) Karnataka's startup policy aims to create 6 lakh jobs, reimburse marketing costs up to 30% annually, and mobilize Rs. 2,000 crore
The Government of Odisha plans to create a conducive environment for Startups, empower them to grow through
innovation and design, create a world-class scientific ecosystem and enable its youth to pursue their dreams within the State. Learn more about Odisha's Startup Policy here.
The document provides information on the Startup India Kit, which is a starter kit for entrepreneurs, visionaries, and dreamers. It outlines several benefits available to startups recognized by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), including intellectual property rights benefits, relaxation of public procurement norms, self-certification under labour and environmental laws, tax exemptions, and access to funding sources like the Fund of Funds for Startups. It also describes resources available to startups through the Startup India hub like learning programs, access to government schemes and policies, pro bono services, networking opportunities, and innovation programs.
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The document summarizes key measures in the Singapore Budget 2016 to support businesses and industries through transformation. It includes measures to address near-term concerns for businesses such as enhancing corporate tax rebates and employment credits. It also introduces the new Industry Transformation Programme to help firms and industries create value and growth through three thrusts: transforming enterprises, transforming industries, and transforming through innovation. The Programme will provide over $4.5 billion in support and funding over the next few years.
The document discusses start-ups in India and the initiatives taken by the government to support their growth. It notes that India has become the third largest start-up ecosystem globally with over 4,200 new tech start-ups launched in 2015. Several state governments like Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, and Karnataka have launched policies and schemes to create an ecosystem conducive for start-ups through initiatives like setting up incubators, providing funding and financial incentives, and facilitating partnerships with industry. The government aims to have 48,000 start-ups established with Rs. 33,625 crore in venture capital investments and 200 incubators across states by 2022.
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startup is a newly established business, usually small,
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Karnataka has over 4,000 startups, accounting for nearly 30% of all startups in India. Bengaluru is among the top 20 startup ecosystems globally and Karnataka has the 2nd fastest growing ecosystem in India. The state government has initiatives to support manufacturing startups through funding, incubators, industry partnerships, and incentives around VAT reimbursement and patent costs. The goal is to foster 20,000 new startups, including 6,000 product startups, and create 6-12 lakh new jobs by 2020.
Startup India is a Government of India flagship initiative to build Startups and nurture innovation. Through this initiative, the Government plans to empower Startup ventures to boost entrepreneurship, economic growth and employment across India.
The Government’s Action Plan will help accelerate the growth of Startups throughout India, across all important sectors – in Tier 1, 2 and 3 cities, including semi-urban and rural areas – and includes promoting entrepreneurship among SCs/STs and women communities.
The 19-point Action Plan, organized by the Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion (DIPP), focuses both on restricting hindrances and promoting faster growth by way of:
• Simplification and Handholding
• Funding Support and Incentives
• Industry-Academia Partnership and Incubation
- Dr. Ajay Kela is the President and CEO of Wadhwani Foundations, which oversees initiatives in skills development, research and innovation, and Indo-US policy. He has over 30 years of experience in the IT industry.
- Wadhwani Foundations aims to create jobs through training young people, inspiring entrepreneurship in institutes, and its research and innovation network. It works with over 1,400 schools and has trained over 3,000 faculty at 500 institutes in entrepreneurship.
- Looking ahead, the foundation wants to build a vocational track for the 5 million students in India who leave school after 12th grade each year so they can earn 15,000-20,000
The document summarizes startup policies and initiatives in India, including:
- The Startup India initiative by the Government of India aims to build a strong startup ecosystem through various benefits like tax exemptions, patent assistance, and public procurement norms.
- States like Maharashtra and Gujarat also offer incentives for startups like SGST reimbursements, quality testing assistance, and development of incubators and funds.
- Key cities leading India's startup growth include Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, and Hyderabad which have vibrant startup ecosystems.
The document discusses the Indian startup ecosystem. It provides an overview of key trends in the Indian startup landscape and funding environment in 2016. Some highlights include an estimated 4,750+ tech startups in India, with around 1,400 new startups incorporated in 2016. Total funding amounted to $3.8-4 billion, down from 2015 but with around 8% more startups receiving funding. Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR and Mumbai accounted for about 70% of Indian startups. Emerging areas drawing investor interest included financial technology, education technology, healthcare technology, and cloud/analytics solutions.
Karnataka Startup Policy – Schemes and Benefits varunmatj
The document summarizes Karnataka's startup ecosystem and policies to support it. It notes that Karnataka has over 4000 startups concentrated in Bengaluru, which is ranked among the top 20 global startup ecosystems. The state was the first in India to announce a multi-sector startup policy in 2015. The policy aims to create a world-class startup ecosystem through strategic investments and policies leveraging the state's innovation climate, with goals of 20,000 technology startups and 6 lakh new jobs by 2020. It outlines various schemes including funding, incubators, partnerships with academia and industry, easing business regulations, and promotion and awareness events to encourage entrepreneurship and innovation across the state.
Startup India is a flagship initiative of the Government of India, intended to build a strong ecosystem that is conducive for the growth of startup businesses, drive sustainable economic growth, and generate large-scale employment opportunities. The Government through this initiative aims to empower Startups to grow through innovation and design.
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The document discusses the Start-up India initiative launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in January 2016 to boost entrepreneurship and new businesses in India. It provides details on the Start-up India Action Plan which aims to simplify processes, provide funding and tax incentives to startups. Key aspects of the plan include simplifying the startup registration process, tax holidays for new businesses, 80% rebate on patent registration costs, a Rs. 10,000 crore fund for startups, and relaxing compliance requirements for the first three years. The budget announcement in February 2016 further enhanced tax benefits and capital gains exemptions for startups to encourage their growth.
Singapore takes care of its companies. It offers numerous Singapore grants for companies and enables them to control their overhead costs. The grants allow startups and existing companies to save on their corporate income tax. The grants also allow them to invest in the development of employee skills, adopting new technologies or equipment.
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Start Up India by CA Chintan Thakkar
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What if your idea is not just an idea?
What if it sees light?
What if it’s really born?
What if you can get someone to believe in it?
And help you nurture it?
What if you can set a clear path for it?
What if it can actually travel?
What if it grows and blooms?
What if the whole world embraces it?
What if your idea is not just an idea?
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi
launched the ambitious ‘Startup
India’ Movement to boost digital
entrepreneurship at the
grassroots level.
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Start-up India is consistent with the PM’s
call for innovation when he launched Digital
India.
The Start-up India Action plan is a good
start to this – but will need continued
support and evolution to make this a true,
deep revolution for the youth of India.
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Action plan
Aimed at Promoting bank financing
Boost entrepreneurship
Organized by DIIP
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Startup is entityStartup is entityStartup is entityStartup is entity
Headquartered in India which was
opened less than five years ago and
have an annual turnover less
than 25 crore (US$3.7 million).
Entity working towards innovation,
development, deployment or
commercialization of new products,
processes or services driven by
technology or intellectual property.
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Note:
Such entity should not be formed by
splitting up, or reconstruction, of a
business already in existence. Further
the entity shall cease to be a Startup
if its turnover for the previous
financial years has exceeded Rs. 25
crore or it has completed 5 years from
the date of incorporation/
registration.
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SoftBank, which is headquartered in Japan, has
invested $2 billion into Indian startups. The
Japanese firm had pledged the total
investments at $10 billion.
Google declared to launch a startup, based on
the highest votes in which the top three
startups will be allowed to join the next Google
Launch pad Week, and the final winner could win
an amount of $100,000 in Google cloud credits.
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Government’ role
The government has already launched
a new institution set up for development and
refinancing activities relating to micro units
with a refinance Fund of 200 billion
(US$3.0 billion).
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The Ministry of Human Resource
Development and the Department of Science
and Technology have agreed to partner in an
initiative to set up over 75 such startup
support hubs in the National Institutes of
Technology (NITs), the Indian Institutes of
Information Technology (IIITs), the Indian
Institutes of Science Education and
Research (IISERs) and National Institutes
of Pharmaceutical Education and
Research (NIPERs).
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A business which aims to develop and
commercialize:
A. A new product or service or process; or
B. A significantly improved existing
product or service or process that will
create or add value for customers or
workflow.
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Note:
However, the mere act of developing
products or services or processes
which do not have potential for
commercialization or undifferentiated
products or services or processes with
no or limited incremental value for
customers or workflow would not be
considered as eligible business.
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The Startup should be:
Supported by a recommendation (with
regard to innovative nature of
business), in a format specified by
DIPP, from an Incubator established
in a postgraduate college in India; or
Supported by an incubator which is
funded (in relation to the project)
from Govt. as part of any specified
scheme to promote innovation; or
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Supported by a recommendation (with
regard to innovative nature of business), in a
format specified by DIPP, from an
Incubator recognized by Government; or
Funded by an Incubation Fund/Angel
Fund/Private Equity Fund/Accelerator/
Angel Network duly registered with SEBI*
that endorses innovative nature of the
business; or
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Funded by Govt. as part of any
specified scheme to promote
innovation; or
Have a patent granted by the Indian
Patent and Trademark Office in areas
affiliated with the nature of business
being promoted.
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Startups would be allowed self certification
of compliances with certain labour laws and
environment laws so as to reduce the
regulatory burden. Further in case of the
labour laws, no inspections will be conducted
for initial period of 3 years.
Funded by an Incubation Fund/Angel
Fund/Private Equity Fund/Accelerator/
Angel Network duly registered with SEBI*
that endorses innovative nature of the
business; or
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Patent applications of Startups shall be fast
tracked for examination and disposal, so
that they can realize the value of their IPR
at the earliest possible. A Panel of
facilitators will be empanelled to assist in
filing of IP applications. The Government
shall bear the entire fees of the facilitators
and the Startup shall bear the cost of only
statutory fees. Further, Startups shall be
provided 80% rebate in filing of patents
visàvis other companies.
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The Government of India shall provide mobile
app for:
A. Registering Startups with relevant agencies of
Government
B. Tracking the status of registration application
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C. Filing for compliances and obtaining
information on various clearances and
approval required.
D. Applying for various schemes being
undertaken under the Startup India Action
Plan.
The Mobile App shall be made available
from April 1, 2016 on all leading mobile/
smart devices' platforms.
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In terms of the Insolvency and
Bankruptcy Bill 2015, Startups with
simple debt structures or those
meeting such criteria as may be
specified may be wound up within a
period of 90 days from making of an
application for winding up on a fast
track basis.
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Exemption shall be given in respect of
a capital gain which is invested in the
Startup ecosystem. This will increase
the funds available to various VCs
(Venture Capital Funds ) / AIFs
(Alternative Investment Funds ) for
investment in Startups.
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Profits shall be exempted from income tax for a
period of 3 years.
The exemption shall be available subject to no
distribution of dividend by the Startup. A
Startup shall be eligible for tax benefits only
after it has obtained certification from the
Inter-Ministerial Board, setup for such purpose.
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Consideration received by a
Startups for issuing shares at a
price higher than its Fair Market
Value would not be taxable as
income from other Sources in the
hands of recipient under section
56(2)(viib) of the Incometax Act.
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single point of contact for the entire Startup
ecosystem and enable knowledge exchange and
access to funding. The "Startup India Hub" will
be a key stakeholder in this vibrant ecosystem
and will:
A. Work in a hub and spoke model and collaborate
with Central & State Governments of Indian
and foreign VCs, angel networks, banks,
incubators, legal partners, consultants,
universities and R&D institutions.
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B. Assist Startups through their lifecycle with
specific focus on important aspects like
obtaining financing,
feasibility testing,
business structuring advisory,
enhancement of marketing skills,
technology commercialization
and management evaluation.
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C. Organize mentorship programs in collaboration
with
Government organizations,
Incubation centers,
Educational institutions
& Private organizations to aspire foster innovation.
Startup India Hub will be guide, friend and a
mentor for the people who has courage to enter in
environment of risk.
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Typically whenever a tender is floated by a
Government entity or by a PSU, a very often
eligibility condition specifies either "prior
experience/turnover". Such a stipulation
prohibits/impedes Startups from participating in
such tenders. 1st April 2015 Central Government,
State Government and PSUs have to mandatorily
procure at least 20% from the Micro Small and
Medium Enterprise (MSME). In order to promote
Startups, Government shall exempt Startups (in the
manufacturing sector) from the criteria of "prior
experience/turnover" for filing of public tenders.
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Government will set up a fund with an
initial corpus of Rs. 2,500 crore and a
total corpus of Rs. 10,000 crore over a
period 4 years (i.e. Rs. 2,500 crore per
year).
The Fund will be in the nature of fund
of funds, which means that it will not
invest directly into Startups, but shall
participate in the capital of SEBI
registered Venture Funds.
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Features of the Fund of Funds are below:
The Fund of Funds shall be managed by a
Board with private professionals drawn
from industry bodies, academia, and
successful Startups
Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) shall be
a co-investor in the Fund of Funds
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The Fund of Funds shall contribute to a
maximum of 50% of the stated daughter fund
size. In order to be able to receive the
contribution, the daughter fund should have
already raised the balance 50% or more of the
stated fund size as the case maybe. The Fund
of Funds shall have representation on the
governance structure/ board of the venture
fund based on the contribution made.
The Fund shall ensure support to a broad mix of
sectors such as manufacturing, agriculture,
health, education, etc.
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Grameen Capital
Car Dekho
Paytm
Swasth India
Urban ladder
Blue Stone
Snap deal
Altaero Energies
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Debt funding to Startups is also
perceived as high risk area and to
encourage Banks and other Lenders
to provide Venture Debts to
Startups, Credit guarantee
mechanism through National Credit
Guarantee Trust Company (NCGTC)/
SIDBI is being envisaged with a
budgetary Corpus of INR 500 crore
per year for the next four years.
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Under the scheme, a group of start-ups will
acknowledge an MOU with the prestigious
institutions and will also establish the start-up
centers in the campus.
NIT-Silchar (The National Institute of
Technology, Silchar) is one of the institutions
of the country to have joined the program.
IIT Madras is also linked with this campaign.
The institution has been successfully managing
seven research parks that have incubated many
start-ups.
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The primary gripe is whether it is prudent, even
proper, on the part of the government to invest
taxpayers’ money in venture capital funds, which will
in turn invest in enterprises that carry a high risk of
failure.
It also requires a ‘recommendation’ from an incubator
setup by the government or be supported by an
incubator in a post-graduate institution recognised
by the government — this need for validation and
recommendation goes against the very steps the
Action Plan takes to reduce government involvement.
This additional layer of bureaucracy could slow down
the starting up process and needs to go.
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The quality of education in the
institutions of the nation is always
questioned and found not matching with
the organizations' standards for the
required skill set and they have to expend
on the training the fresher’s. The country
has also launched the Skill India campaign
for addressing the issue.
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Subject : Budget Analysis
6TH March 2016. Sunday
9:30 am TO 12:30 pm.
Town Hall,Sector-17, Gandhinagar.
CA Chintan Thakkar
C. A. Thakkar & Associates
Infocity, Gandhinagar.
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