A brief analysis of the proposed 30% taxation of > INR 5 Crores investment in private companies and its implications to the entrepreneur and angel ecosystem.
The document proposes a Smart Capital & Equity Plan for Japan that uses a transaction tax and government bond issuances to stimulate the economy. The plan would use tax revenue to provide subsidies and seed funding to startups. This would allow startups to hire employees and develop prototypes, fueling economic growth. The plan aims to create a cycle where tax revenue enables startup funding, which spurs business and stock market activity, generating more tax revenue to fund more startups. The goal is to expand small businesses and provide economic opportunities through a system where the government, banks, and corporations work together through financial instruments like asset-backed securities.
The document provides details about the Startup India Seed Fund Scheme (SISFS), including its introduction, need, objectives, operations, features, eligibility criteria for startups and incubators, application process, selection factors, and frequently asked questions. The key points are:
1. SISFS aims to help startups with proof of concept, prototype development, product trials, market entry and commercialization through eligible incubators.
2. It intends to support 3,600 entrepreneurs with up to Rs. 20 lakhs in grants and Rs. 50 lakhs in debt through 300 incubators over four years.
3. Startups must be DPIIT-recognized and incorporated less than two years
Meaning
characteristics
Advantage
Stages of financing
risk in each stage
Method of venture financing
Development of venture capital in india
Rules and regulation
critical factor for the success of VC
Venture capital in India is a big action by the Indian government in the term of industry development. Venture capital having more problem and also denoted what will be scenario of Venture capital in future !!
Venture capital involves investing in young, growing companies with potential for significant growth. It provides long-term funding through purchasing equity shares. Venture capitalists assist companies in areas like product development, networking, and preparing for IPOs or acquisitions. India's venture capital industry is regulated by SEBI and governed by tax rules. It focuses on sectors like software, biotech and clean energy and cities like Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi. Success requires a supportive regulatory environment, adequate exit options for investors, and infrastructure like incubators.
Venture capital involves funds provided to startup companies and small businesses with exceptional growth potential. Venture capitalists invest in young companies and assist with management, networking, and preparing companies for public offerings or acquisition. In India, venture capital is regulated by SEBI and income tax laws, which provide tax exemptions to venture funds. The venture capital industry can support innovation and entrepreneurship in India by helping small businesses access financing.
It help you to become a successful entrepreneur,advantages& risk associated with that. And also helps finance you business successfully in different stages.
Venture capital involves investing in young, growing companies that have potential for significant growth. Venture capitalists provide funding to startups and small businesses in exchange for equity, and also offer business guidance and networking support. In India, venture capital is regulated by SEBI and provided by various government and private funds to support entrepreneurship across high-growth sectors like IT, biotechnology, manufacturing and energy. Common exit strategies for venture capitalists include IPOs or acquisitions of portfolio companies.
The document proposes a Smart Capital & Equity Plan for Japan that uses a transaction tax and government bond issuances to stimulate the economy. The plan would use tax revenue to provide subsidies and seed funding to startups. This would allow startups to hire employees and develop prototypes, fueling economic growth. The plan aims to create a cycle where tax revenue enables startup funding, which spurs business and stock market activity, generating more tax revenue to fund more startups. The goal is to expand small businesses and provide economic opportunities through a system where the government, banks, and corporations work together through financial instruments like asset-backed securities.
The document provides details about the Startup India Seed Fund Scheme (SISFS), including its introduction, need, objectives, operations, features, eligibility criteria for startups and incubators, application process, selection factors, and frequently asked questions. The key points are:
1. SISFS aims to help startups with proof of concept, prototype development, product trials, market entry and commercialization through eligible incubators.
2. It intends to support 3,600 entrepreneurs with up to Rs. 20 lakhs in grants and Rs. 50 lakhs in debt through 300 incubators over four years.
3. Startups must be DPIIT-recognized and incorporated less than two years
Meaning
characteristics
Advantage
Stages of financing
risk in each stage
Method of venture financing
Development of venture capital in india
Rules and regulation
critical factor for the success of VC
Venture capital in India is a big action by the Indian government in the term of industry development. Venture capital having more problem and also denoted what will be scenario of Venture capital in future !!
Venture capital involves investing in young, growing companies with potential for significant growth. It provides long-term funding through purchasing equity shares. Venture capitalists assist companies in areas like product development, networking, and preparing for IPOs or acquisitions. India's venture capital industry is regulated by SEBI and governed by tax rules. It focuses on sectors like software, biotech and clean energy and cities like Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi. Success requires a supportive regulatory environment, adequate exit options for investors, and infrastructure like incubators.
Venture capital involves funds provided to startup companies and small businesses with exceptional growth potential. Venture capitalists invest in young companies and assist with management, networking, and preparing companies for public offerings or acquisition. In India, venture capital is regulated by SEBI and income tax laws, which provide tax exemptions to venture funds. The venture capital industry can support innovation and entrepreneurship in India by helping small businesses access financing.
It help you to become a successful entrepreneur,advantages& risk associated with that. And also helps finance you business successfully in different stages.
Venture capital involves investing in young, growing companies that have potential for significant growth. Venture capitalists provide funding to startups and small businesses in exchange for equity, and also offer business guidance and networking support. In India, venture capital is regulated by SEBI and provided by various government and private funds to support entrepreneurship across high-growth sectors like IT, biotechnology, manufacturing and energy. Common exit strategies for venture capitalists include IPOs or acquisitions of portfolio companies.
How to Register your Start-Up under Start-Up India schememyHQ
Start-up India is an initiative by the Indian government to promote the growth of start-ups and boost the Indian economy. This presentation will help you to learn how to register your start-up with the start-up India scheme
Venture capital is money provided by investors to start-up companies and small businesses with potential for growth. It allows these companies, which typically do not have access to public capital markets, to obtain financing in exchange for equity. Venture capital carries high risk for investors but also the prospect of above-average returns if the investment is successful. Venture capitalists usually seek a say in company decisions and take board positions in addition to obtaining a share of equity. They aim to use their expertise to support portfolio companies and exit their investments at a profit within 3 to 7 years.
The document discusses various alternative funding sources for entrepreneurs and startups beyond traditional loans. It outlines options such as crowdfunding, incubators/accelerators, convertible notes, equity funding, grants and subsidies from government organizations, venture capital, angel investing, royalty financing, leasing equipment, and viability gap funding. Specific Indian government programs to support startups are also described, including funds set up by SIDBI and other state governments.
Venture capital is financing provided to startup companies and small businesses with exceptional growth potential. Venture capitalists invest in young companies and provide capital and assistance to help them grow and eventually become significant economic contributors. They expect high returns from investing in companies that have potential for growth and an eventual exit through IPO or acquisition. In India, venture capital activity is regulated by SEBI and income tax laws provide tax exemptions to venture capital funds to promote investment in startup companies.
This document provides an overview of venture capital, including its meaning, characteristics, advantages, stages of financing, investment process, development in India, and rules and regulations. It defines venture capital as funds made available for startups and small businesses with high growth potential. Key points include: venture capitalists provide long-term equity financing and business assistance in exchange for equity; the investment process involves deal origination, screening, due diligence, structuring, and exit; and venture capital in India is regulated by SEBI and income tax acts which provide tax exemptions.
The document discusses guidelines for initial public offerings (IPOs) in India established by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). Some key points include:
1) Companies must allocate at least 25% of the total issue to the general public. Certain sectors like IT can allocate 10%.
2) Promoters must contribute a minimum of 20-25% of the public issue and lock up their shares for 3 years.
3) Companies must have a minimum of 30 collection centers for applications, including major cities and where stock exchanges are located.
Venture capital involves providing private equity funding to growth-stage companies, typically in exchange for ownership stakes. It began in 1946 with the founding of the first venture capital firm, American Research and Development. Venture capitalists provide startups with cash funding as well as business support through networking, management advice, and marketing assistance. Their goal is to help companies grow rapidly to achieve high returns for both the startup and the venture capitalist investors.
An initial public offering (IPO) refers to the first sale of stock by a company to the public. IPOs allow companies to raise capital to fund expansion and future growth. Key reasons for companies to go public include raising new capital, gaining future access to capital markets, facilitating mergers and acquisitions, and enhancing prestige. The IPO process involves selecting an underwriter, registering with regulatory agencies, printing a prospectus, conducting a roadshow to market the offering, pricing shares, and selling shares to investors.
Detailed presentation on start up India initiative undertaken by the current Government.It includes;
- Need for start ups
- Funding statistics
- Benefits
An Overview on “Venture Capital Financing” in IndiaRHIMRJ Journal
This document discusses venture capital financing in India. It begins by defining venture capital as money provided by professionals to invest in rapidly growing companies with potential for significant economic growth. It then outlines the sources and procedures for venture capital funding in India, including the various stages of funding from initial development to expansion. Major issues with venture capital financing in India are that it is still in early stages and the country lacks adequate financing and technology needed to develop innovative products that can succeed globally.
A startup is defined as a company in its initial stages of operations with limited history and revenue. Startups often require funding from sources like seed capital from angel investors, venture capitalists for early and expansion stages, and private equity firms for growth. Listing on the BSE SME exchange provides startups with post-issue capital under Rs. 10Cr an avenue to raise funds through an IPO with support from merchant bankers who underwrite the issue and act as market makers for 3 years.
An Overview of Venture Capital in India by Dhanpal JhaveriStartupCentral
The document summarizes key topics relating to private capital and venture capital in India. It discusses the evolution of private capital in India from the 1980s onward. It provides data on historical venture capital deal value and volume in India, with 2011 being a record year. The top 5 venture capital deals of 2011 are listed. The rest of the document outlines various aspects of the venture capital process, including the pre-investment and post-investment phases, managing exits, tips for a successful partnership between entrepreneurs and investors, and challenges that can arise.
Venture capital refers to funding provided to startup companies and small businesses with exceptional growth potential. It can help innovative entrepreneurship in India grow. Venture capital investment involves high risk but also potential for high returns. Historically, wealthy families and individual investors provided early startup funding but now venture capital comes from pooled investment funds. Venture capitalists provide not just funding but also business advice and access to their networks to help companies succeed and eventually achieve an initial public offering. Government policies in India aim to encourage venture capital activity to fuel innovation and economic growth.
Venture capital refers to funding provided by private investors or firms to new or growing businesses. Venture capital firms give funding to startups in exchange for equity. They provide strategic advice, help develop business and financing plans, and guide management. Some advantages of venture capital include no fixed repayment schedule and guidance from experienced professionals. However, venture capitalists also gain control over company decisions and expect a return on their investment. Major venture capital firms investing in Indian startups include SAIF Partners, Matrix Venture Partners, and Bessemer Venture Partners.
Definition of Start up as per Action Plan GOIMehul Shah
The document defines the eligibility criteria for an entity to be considered a startup in India. To qualify as a startup, an entity must (1) be a private limited company, registered partnership, or limited liability partnership incorporated/registered in India within the past 5 years, (2) have an annual turnover less than Rs. 25 crores in any financial year, and (3) be working towards innovation or improvement of products/services using technology that has potential for commercialization. The startup must also not be formed by splitting or reconstruction of an existing business.
Key Takeaways:
- Meaning of SPAC and its History
- Process and Perspective of US Concentric SPAC IPOs
- Study of Pershing Square Tontine Holdings SPAC IPO
- SPACs in Other Jurisdictions
The document provides an overview of the IPO process. It begins by explaining what an IPO is, noting that it is the first sale of stock by a company to the public, allowing the company to raise money by issuing equity. It then discusses the steps involved in the IPO process over a 12 month period, including forming a professional team, conducting due diligence, drafting financial statements and prospectus, filing with regulatory agencies, and ultimately issuing and selling shares to investors. The document emphasizes the importance of proper planning and an experienced team to ensure a smooth IPO.
Private Equity and Venture Capital in IndiaPramod Jadhav
The document provides an overview of private equity and venture capital in India. It discusses the history of venture capital in India dating back to the early 1970s. It also outlines the growth of the venture capital industry in India, including key developments such as the establishment of guidelines to regulate the industry in 1996 and the focus on the IT sector after the 1997 IT boom. More recently, the recession during 1999-2001 impacted the venture capital industry in India.
The 2015 budget had long list of expectations. On one hand; the Government has addressed major issues surrounding the foreign investors which would certainly boost capital market inflows and revive the private equity industry (by deferring GAAR by 2 years and clarifying Permanent Establishment & Indirect Transfer of Assets). On other hand; it has just rationalized the subsidies. Probably as we see growth coming in and more job creation; subsidy burden can be better dealt with by the Government. Though there are no direct benefits for the middle class. However incentives have been introduced to encourage savings. These savings are expected to fuel the infrastructure and other investment plans laid out by the Government. Certainly Foreign investors have a reason to cheer for this Pro Business; Pro Growth Government budget.
Zeus Partners Limited is a British Virgin Islands corporation that seeks long-term capital appreciation with low volatility. It plans to achieve this through quantitative trading strategies implemented by third-party trading advisors. The initial trading advisor will utilize a "split strike" strategy involving U.S. stocks, treasury bills, and options on the S&P 100 index. SIAM Capital Management Ltd. is the investment manager responsible for selecting trading advisors and managing the Company's investments. The document provides details on investment strategies, risks, service providers, and restrictions.
El documento trata sobre el reúso de aguas residuales en Colombia. Explica que las aguas residuales son aquellas afectadas por la intervención humana y que la legislación colombiana provee lineamientos para su reúso basados en la Ley 99 de 1993. También describe técnicas y tecnologías para optimizar las aguas residuales y darles reúso en actividades humanas e industriales, aunque se requieren estudios previos considerando aspectos ambientales, sociales y culturales.
Este documento describe el proceso de paralelización en el que el rector primero selecciona un grado y luego estudiantes específicos para inscribirlos en un paralelo seleccionado previamente. También cubre el módulo de evaluación de personal que permite crear, publicar y determinar los resultados de evaluaciones entre miembros de la institución educativa.
How to Register your Start-Up under Start-Up India schememyHQ
Start-up India is an initiative by the Indian government to promote the growth of start-ups and boost the Indian economy. This presentation will help you to learn how to register your start-up with the start-up India scheme
Venture capital is money provided by investors to start-up companies and small businesses with potential for growth. It allows these companies, which typically do not have access to public capital markets, to obtain financing in exchange for equity. Venture capital carries high risk for investors but also the prospect of above-average returns if the investment is successful. Venture capitalists usually seek a say in company decisions and take board positions in addition to obtaining a share of equity. They aim to use their expertise to support portfolio companies and exit their investments at a profit within 3 to 7 years.
The document discusses various alternative funding sources for entrepreneurs and startups beyond traditional loans. It outlines options such as crowdfunding, incubators/accelerators, convertible notes, equity funding, grants and subsidies from government organizations, venture capital, angel investing, royalty financing, leasing equipment, and viability gap funding. Specific Indian government programs to support startups are also described, including funds set up by SIDBI and other state governments.
Venture capital is financing provided to startup companies and small businesses with exceptional growth potential. Venture capitalists invest in young companies and provide capital and assistance to help them grow and eventually become significant economic contributors. They expect high returns from investing in companies that have potential for growth and an eventual exit through IPO or acquisition. In India, venture capital activity is regulated by SEBI and income tax laws provide tax exemptions to venture capital funds to promote investment in startup companies.
This document provides an overview of venture capital, including its meaning, characteristics, advantages, stages of financing, investment process, development in India, and rules and regulations. It defines venture capital as funds made available for startups and small businesses with high growth potential. Key points include: venture capitalists provide long-term equity financing and business assistance in exchange for equity; the investment process involves deal origination, screening, due diligence, structuring, and exit; and venture capital in India is regulated by SEBI and income tax acts which provide tax exemptions.
The document discusses guidelines for initial public offerings (IPOs) in India established by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). Some key points include:
1) Companies must allocate at least 25% of the total issue to the general public. Certain sectors like IT can allocate 10%.
2) Promoters must contribute a minimum of 20-25% of the public issue and lock up their shares for 3 years.
3) Companies must have a minimum of 30 collection centers for applications, including major cities and where stock exchanges are located.
Venture capital involves providing private equity funding to growth-stage companies, typically in exchange for ownership stakes. It began in 1946 with the founding of the first venture capital firm, American Research and Development. Venture capitalists provide startups with cash funding as well as business support through networking, management advice, and marketing assistance. Their goal is to help companies grow rapidly to achieve high returns for both the startup and the venture capitalist investors.
An initial public offering (IPO) refers to the first sale of stock by a company to the public. IPOs allow companies to raise capital to fund expansion and future growth. Key reasons for companies to go public include raising new capital, gaining future access to capital markets, facilitating mergers and acquisitions, and enhancing prestige. The IPO process involves selecting an underwriter, registering with regulatory agencies, printing a prospectus, conducting a roadshow to market the offering, pricing shares, and selling shares to investors.
Detailed presentation on start up India initiative undertaken by the current Government.It includes;
- Need for start ups
- Funding statistics
- Benefits
An Overview on “Venture Capital Financing” in IndiaRHIMRJ Journal
This document discusses venture capital financing in India. It begins by defining venture capital as money provided by professionals to invest in rapidly growing companies with potential for significant economic growth. It then outlines the sources and procedures for venture capital funding in India, including the various stages of funding from initial development to expansion. Major issues with venture capital financing in India are that it is still in early stages and the country lacks adequate financing and technology needed to develop innovative products that can succeed globally.
A startup is defined as a company in its initial stages of operations with limited history and revenue. Startups often require funding from sources like seed capital from angel investors, venture capitalists for early and expansion stages, and private equity firms for growth. Listing on the BSE SME exchange provides startups with post-issue capital under Rs. 10Cr an avenue to raise funds through an IPO with support from merchant bankers who underwrite the issue and act as market makers for 3 years.
An Overview of Venture Capital in India by Dhanpal JhaveriStartupCentral
The document summarizes key topics relating to private capital and venture capital in India. It discusses the evolution of private capital in India from the 1980s onward. It provides data on historical venture capital deal value and volume in India, with 2011 being a record year. The top 5 venture capital deals of 2011 are listed. The rest of the document outlines various aspects of the venture capital process, including the pre-investment and post-investment phases, managing exits, tips for a successful partnership between entrepreneurs and investors, and challenges that can arise.
Venture capital refers to funding provided to startup companies and small businesses with exceptional growth potential. It can help innovative entrepreneurship in India grow. Venture capital investment involves high risk but also potential for high returns. Historically, wealthy families and individual investors provided early startup funding but now venture capital comes from pooled investment funds. Venture capitalists provide not just funding but also business advice and access to their networks to help companies succeed and eventually achieve an initial public offering. Government policies in India aim to encourage venture capital activity to fuel innovation and economic growth.
Venture capital refers to funding provided by private investors or firms to new or growing businesses. Venture capital firms give funding to startups in exchange for equity. They provide strategic advice, help develop business and financing plans, and guide management. Some advantages of venture capital include no fixed repayment schedule and guidance from experienced professionals. However, venture capitalists also gain control over company decisions and expect a return on their investment. Major venture capital firms investing in Indian startups include SAIF Partners, Matrix Venture Partners, and Bessemer Venture Partners.
Definition of Start up as per Action Plan GOIMehul Shah
The document defines the eligibility criteria for an entity to be considered a startup in India. To qualify as a startup, an entity must (1) be a private limited company, registered partnership, or limited liability partnership incorporated/registered in India within the past 5 years, (2) have an annual turnover less than Rs. 25 crores in any financial year, and (3) be working towards innovation or improvement of products/services using technology that has potential for commercialization. The startup must also not be formed by splitting or reconstruction of an existing business.
Key Takeaways:
- Meaning of SPAC and its History
- Process and Perspective of US Concentric SPAC IPOs
- Study of Pershing Square Tontine Holdings SPAC IPO
- SPACs in Other Jurisdictions
The document provides an overview of the IPO process. It begins by explaining what an IPO is, noting that it is the first sale of stock by a company to the public, allowing the company to raise money by issuing equity. It then discusses the steps involved in the IPO process over a 12 month period, including forming a professional team, conducting due diligence, drafting financial statements and prospectus, filing with regulatory agencies, and ultimately issuing and selling shares to investors. The document emphasizes the importance of proper planning and an experienced team to ensure a smooth IPO.
Private Equity and Venture Capital in IndiaPramod Jadhav
The document provides an overview of private equity and venture capital in India. It discusses the history of venture capital in India dating back to the early 1970s. It also outlines the growth of the venture capital industry in India, including key developments such as the establishment of guidelines to regulate the industry in 1996 and the focus on the IT sector after the 1997 IT boom. More recently, the recession during 1999-2001 impacted the venture capital industry in India.
The 2015 budget had long list of expectations. On one hand; the Government has addressed major issues surrounding the foreign investors which would certainly boost capital market inflows and revive the private equity industry (by deferring GAAR by 2 years and clarifying Permanent Establishment & Indirect Transfer of Assets). On other hand; it has just rationalized the subsidies. Probably as we see growth coming in and more job creation; subsidy burden can be better dealt with by the Government. Though there are no direct benefits for the middle class. However incentives have been introduced to encourage savings. These savings are expected to fuel the infrastructure and other investment plans laid out by the Government. Certainly Foreign investors have a reason to cheer for this Pro Business; Pro Growth Government budget.
Zeus Partners Limited is a British Virgin Islands corporation that seeks long-term capital appreciation with low volatility. It plans to achieve this through quantitative trading strategies implemented by third-party trading advisors. The initial trading advisor will utilize a "split strike" strategy involving U.S. stocks, treasury bills, and options on the S&P 100 index. SIAM Capital Management Ltd. is the investment manager responsible for selecting trading advisors and managing the Company's investments. The document provides details on investment strategies, risks, service providers, and restrictions.
El documento trata sobre el reúso de aguas residuales en Colombia. Explica que las aguas residuales son aquellas afectadas por la intervención humana y que la legislación colombiana provee lineamientos para su reúso basados en la Ley 99 de 1993. También describe técnicas y tecnologías para optimizar las aguas residuales y darles reúso en actividades humanas e industriales, aunque se requieren estudios previos considerando aspectos ambientales, sociales y culturales.
Este documento describe el proceso de paralelización en el que el rector primero selecciona un grado y luego estudiantes específicos para inscribirlos en un paralelo seleccionado previamente. También cubre el módulo de evaluación de personal que permite crear, publicar y determinar los resultados de evaluaciones entre miembros de la institución educativa.
Este documento describe diferentes materiales que se pueden reciclar, incluyendo cartón, algodón, baterías, latas, papel, vidrio, metales y plásticos. Explica brevemente cómo se usan estos materiales, el proceso de reciclaje y sus beneficios ambientales y económicos.
The document discusses the growth and impact of the Internet. It notes that the Internet has evolved through different stages from an experimental DARPA network to today where it directly connects over 7 million computers worldwide. The number of Internet hosts and users has grown exponentially and is projected to potentially reach the entire human population by the year 2001. The document outlines how the Internet is a network of networks that allows sharing of information and resources through applications like email, the World Wide Web, file transfers and more.
Este documento describe los sistemas de tratamiento de aguas residuales, incluyendo tratamientos preliminares, primarios, secundarios y terciarios. También analiza la situación del tratamiento de aguas residuales en Colombia, señalando que a pesar de los avances legislativos, el país se encuentra rezagado con respecto a otros como Israel debido a factores como falta de planeación y corrupción.
A girl is home alone watching TV when an axe murderer rings her doorbell. When she answers, she is terrified to find the murderer and tries to hide from him around her house, but he finds his way inside. She hides in a closet and watches through the keyhole as he drags his axe around, damaging her floor. Overcome with anger at the damage to her floor, she attacks the murderer.
Aspectos Socio-políticos del tratamiento de aguas residualesNicoVegan
Como afirman Maude Barlow y Tony Clarke (2004: 17), “no existe una «solución» tecnológica para un planeta que haya agotado el agua”. En esta perspectiva, la problemática del recurso hídrico, particularmente lo relativo al tratamiento de aguas residuales, debe considerarse como un componente fundamental, pero no suficiente, para solucionar las problemáticas más urgentes relacionados con este elemento. Esto supone romper con el mito tecnocrático y avanzar en transformaciones más profundas bajo criterios de sustentabilidad que no se reduzcan a la eficiencia económica. En otras palabras, deben haber medidas técnicas eficientes que permitan reducir la presencia de contaminantes en aguas residuales pero, así mismo, debe haber un gran esfuerzo, quizá mayor, en reducir las actividades que conlleven a la generación cada vez más alta de aguas contaminadas que reducen su calidad y afectan la estabilidad eco-sistémica así como la salud humana.
Colocación Corporation is a recruitment and employment agency based in Barasat, Kolkata, India that was established in 2016. The company provides full outsourcing and support services for recruitment processes across various industries including banking, finance, IT, manufacturing and more. Colocación Corporation's team of experts help clients find qualified candidates through services like executive search, recruitment drives, temporary hiring, skills assessments, and training programs with the goal of supporting business growth through improved human resources. The company's mission is to balance the labor market and support clients' business development.
Ark provides a turning point to all requirements of your steel with processing of hot rolled and cold rolled flat sheets products ,superior quality Plates, Sheets, Blanks and Strips. The company has carved its niche in the quality conscious market under ISO 9001:2008 certification.
Ark promoters have more than three decades of experience in steel industry and Ark has well established Marketing and Distribution network. We source our steel requirements from Ispat Industries (Mumbai), JSW, Welspun, Uttam, Bhushan, etc.
Users can depend on us and manufacture their products with our timely supply of their raw material.
Ark Industries http://www.deltasteelworld.com/product-range.html is single source for steel, Processing and also for supply of customized Plasma cut parts for Heavy equipment manufacture since 2006
3D virtual walkthroughs provide an immersive way to visualize real estate properties, construction projects, and interior design options. They allow potential buyers and clients to view spaces digitally before physical construction is complete. Architectural rendering services use 3D modeling and animation to conceptualize designs, helping clients visualize options early in the planning process. Promoting videos on social media and getting friends to share can help drive traffic back to a company's website.
Este documento analiza el uso de pizarras virtuales (whiteboards) en el aula universitaria para mejorar el aprendizaje, la creatividad y el trabajo en equipo de los estudiantes. El objetivo es evaluar si el whiteboard, usado junto con métodos didácticos que faciliten un aprendizaje significativo y participativo, puede incrementar estas áreas. Se hipotetiza que el whiteboard mejorará significativamente la creatividad y percepción del clima social y trabajo en equipo.
This document discusses underachievers and mentally retarded children. It defines underachievers as students who achieve academically below their ability level. Common characteristics of underachievers include low self-esteem, poor study habits, and learning disabilities. Causes of underachievement include physical factors, socio-psychological factors, family-related factors, and school-related factors. Educational provisions for underachievers include early identification, counseling, and adjusting classroom activities to meet individual needs. The document also defines mental retardation as an IQ below 70 and describes characteristics like reduced learning ability and social/emotional issues. Causes include genetic and environmental factors. Educational provisions for mentally retarded children include special schools,
Innovation and its role in economic growth for the Philippineswilson l. chua
Economic Growth depends on several factors. One of them is Innovation. Find out why, and how we can all convert innovation into inclusive growth for the country
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?
Talk @NSRCEL - Benefits of MSME & DPIIT registration for startups SharadaSC
This document provides information on startups and MSMEs in India, including definitions, registration processes, and benefits. It defines a startup as a new enterprise working towards innovation or commercialization of new products/services, with turnover less than Rs. 100 crore. Key benefits of registering a startup include tax exemptions, relaxed compliance requirements, and access to funding. MSMEs are defined based on investment and turnover thresholds. Benefits of MSME registration include access to collateral-free loans and priority sector lending. The document also outlines various stimulus packages and policy support for startups and MSMEs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This document discusses Angel Tax and exemptions for startups in India. It defines Angel Tax as the income tax payable on capital raised by unlisted companies through share premium. Startups recognized by DPIIT are exempt from Angel Tax if total paid up capital and share premium is less than Rs. 25 crores and certain other conditions are met. These include restrictions on how funds can be invested. Non-compliance results in the premium being taxed at 200% as unexplained income. The document recommends relaxing some investment restrictions and removing the 200% penalty for startups.
The BJP Government is on the verge of completing a year and has now stabilised. Major economic initiatives and actions are emerging for a high growth oriented economy.
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.
Venture capital refers to funding provided to startup companies and small businesses perceived to have long-term growth potential. Venture capitalists invest in these companies and also provide management support. They typically invest in equity securities and assist the growth and development of the company. Venture capital funding comes from investment pools organized as limited partnerships and is a high-risk/high-return asset class focused on startup and growth-stage companies.
The document discusses SEBI's new Institutional Trading Platform (ITP) which aims to allow small and medium enterprises easier access to capital markets. The key points are:
1) The ITP regulations create a new trading platform to allow SMEs to list specified securities with less stringent requirements than an IPO, in order to raise funds and visibility.
2) To be eligible, companies must meet certain criteria such as revenues under 100 crores, paid up capital under 25 crores, and a minimum net worth.
3) Listing on the ITP requires disclosing information and promoters must hold 20% of post-listing capital for 3 years. The minimum trading lot is Rs. 10 lak
Startup bodies seek exemption in tax policieseTailing India
Prominent startup industry bodies including Indian Angel Network, NASSCOM, Indian Venture Capital Association, TiE and Mumbai Angels have jointly appealed to the government to review taxation policies that adversely impact the startup ecosystem.
The document discusses India's financial system regulatory framework, specifically SEBI. It was established in 1988 and upgraded in 1992 to regulate securities markets and protect investors. The document also summarizes regulations around IPOs, rights issues, and bonus issues in India set by SEBI, including rules around promoter contribution, collection centers, allotment of shares, and underwriting.
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.
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Given considerable ambiguity around changing economic and industrial landscapes, most VCs may refrain from investment in companies other than their own portfolio companies. As many sectors are being disrupted significantly by the pandemic, many portfolio companies may need funding just to keep afloat. Given India focused VCs ended 2019 with a record amount of dry powder, they are positioned well to increase their stake in existing portfolio companies through additional equity infusion at attractive valuations.
Early-stage companies will have a hard time raising funds in the coming few quarters as VCs likely to prioritise strengthening their own portfolio companies and companies with proven product-market-fit and revenue models. At the same time, late-stage startups may reap the benefits of their user base and move to develop revenue sources.
Investment instruments and terms may become more and more conservative both in terms of economics and control. We can expect stricter liquidity preferences, stricter vesting schedules, and protective provisions.
Venture debt is becoming popular as startups try to avoid dilution at unfavourable prices and terms.
The current situation creates unfavourable circumstances for VC exits. Venture Funds may like to delay exits if possible to avoid selling at deeply discounted valuations. This may result in a longer holding period and thus lower IRR. Funds at the tail end of their lives may be forced to offer exits to their limited partners (LPs). This may lead to underperformance and/or increased sales by the LPs to secondary funds. The pandemic has caused rapid digitisation of various sectors. Established offline players may look for acquisition to grow their digital capabilities. This may bring strategic deal opportunities for digital startups and exit opportunities for VC firms.
Fundraising activity is expected to be slow in the coming quarters given fund managers may want to limit their exposure to risky investments in the current economic scenario. The pandemic has caused and going to cause a correction in various asset prices from public equity, real estate, and commodities. Restructuring of portfolios likely to further discourage fund managers from investing in venture funds.
In this tough fundraising scenario, tried and tested fund managers will have a significant advantage over new fund managers.
The document discusses issues facing Indian startups due to Section 56(2)(viib) of India's income tax code, which taxes capital receipts received by private companies in excess of fair market value. It notes the provision has become an "angel tax" on funding received by startups from domestic investors. The document analyzes assessment orders showing valuations reports are disregarded and book value used instead of discounted cash flow methods. It discusses the declining number of domestic early-stage investors and investments due to this provision. Short-term and long-term recommendations are provided, including repealing the provision, exemptions for accredited investors and investments under Rs. 10 crore.
The document discusses Section 56(2)(viib) of the Indian Income Tax Act, which taxes capital raised by startups from domestic investors at a higher rate than capital from foreign investors. It outlines issues this causes for the Indian startup ecosystem, including declining domestic investment. It recommends short-term measures like waiving tax deposits for appeals and long-term measures like repealing the section or modifying it to exempt accredited investors and investments under Rs. 10 crore to support the Indian startup industry.
Underwriting involves guaranteeing that shares offered to the public will be fully subscribed. Venture capital firms provide funding to start-ups and become involved in management. They aim to reduce information problems through long-term focus, board representation, staged funding, and diversification. Private equity buyouts involve taking public companies private to avoid regulation and attract talent while pursuing tax advantages.
- The document discusses the performance of the technology sector and provides investment opportunities in technology funds.
- It highlights that technology funds have outperformed other sectors over the last 1, 3, 5, and 10 years. The average 10-year return of technology funds is 16.81% annually.
- The newsletter recommends investing in technology sectoral schemes through mutual funds to capitalize on the strong growth prospects of the technology sector. It provides a list of available technology fund options for readers to consider.
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.
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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
Private equity involves investing in private companies not listed on a stock exchange. Firms invest in underperforming companies with high growth potential to develop new products/technologies or expand working capital.
Private equity has limited liquidity and follows a high risk, high return objective. Funds can sell company stakes after the minimum investment period to realize gains in the non-transparent private equity market. Venture capital, angel investors, leveraged buyouts, growth capital, and mezzanine capital are types of private equity. Regulations like SEBI AIF Regulations 2012 govern private equity in India. Setting up funds in tax havens like Mauritius, Singapore, Ireland etc. can help minimize double taxation.
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Taxation of Angel Investments
1. Under IFOS of Income Tax Act, 1961
Clause Under Analysis : Sec 56 (2) (VIIb)
B.Jayanth Kashyap (DF11008)
Vishnu Palaniappan R. (DF11030)
2. Angel Investors – Persons who provides financial support for startups
or entrepreneurs. They are typically high networth individuals who fill
the gap in the financing needs of the startups.
Angels typically invest their own funds unlike Venture Capitalists who
deploy external money.
Investments are typically < $1 million (~INR 5 crores)
Angel investors typically invest in companies that deal with sectors
that personally interest them, and are often the first investors in a
company.
3. Where a company, not being a company in which the public are substantially interested, receives, in
any previous year, from any person being a resident, any consideration for issue of shares that exceeds
the face value of such shares, the aggregate consideration received for such shares as exceeds the
fair market value of the shares:
Provided that this clause shall not apply where the consideration for issue of shares is received by a
venture capital undertaking from a venture capital company or a venture capital fund. Explanation.
For the purposes of this clause,—
(a) the fair market value of the shares shall be the value—
(i) as may be determined in accordance with such method as may be prescribed; or
(ii) as may be substantiated by the company to the satisfaction of the Assessing Officer, based on the
value, on the date of issue of shares, of its assets, including intangible assets being goodwill, know-how,
patents, copyrights, trademarks, licences, franchises or any other business or commercial rights of similar
nature, whichever is higher
In short..
The Budget has introduced a new clause which will treat all individual investments (which
will include genuine angel money also) in a company as "income from other sources", and
they will be subject to a tax of 30% at the hands of the companies (including all genuine
startups).
4. - Serious ramifications for the entrepreneurial and angel ecosystem
- It is estimated that 90% of start-ups fold up in the first two years of their inception for lack
of funding support; this amendment will further hinder the availability of precious seed
money for companies
- Lack of a stable deal pipeline for VC and PE investments as the pool of angel backed
companies is a feeder for the entire PE/VC industry
- Job creation would be affected
- For a small business, 30 per cent less money has a huge impact and it could mean six
months to one year of cash flows
- FMV has to be "substantiated" to the satisfaction of assessing officer who is not an expert
on valuation of especially emerging businesses such as facebook, flipkart and Twitter.
This may provide an opportunity to the AO to exploit the company hence leading to
corruption
- Valuing startups on the basis of intangibles (patents, trademarks, innovative concepts,
goodwill, track record of founders etc.) cannot be justified or easily explained to the AO
- Most importantly valuations will take a hit as startups will have to dilute more stake in
return for less capital
5. ‗Pre Angel Tax clause‘
- Angel wants to invest Rs.1 crore for 20% stake in a company that has Rs.1 million (FV Rs.10
each) as paid up share capital
- This would result in an issue price Rs.500 per share
- Share issued to Angel – 20,000 shares
- Company valuation – Rs.5 crores
‗Post Angel Tax clause‘
- 30% of Investment amount above FMV to be paid as income tax
- Funds Available to entrepreneur ~Rs.68.6 lakhs
- New company valuation - ~Rs.3.4 crores
6. ―This clause will completely kill all angel investment in the country and with that, spell the death knell
of first-generation entrepreneurship that had begun to mushroom over the last few years.
Rather than giving the angel investor a tax break for making such risky investments for the common
good (creation of wealth and employment), as is done by most countries in the world, we are in effect
taxing them and, therefore, encouraging them to put their money in unproductive assets like farm
houses and real estate‖
- Saurabh Srivastava, Co-founder, Indian Angel Network
“The complication of the new budget has suddenly created a huge rush in the companies and the
investor’s community. It definitely gets a little tricky as now we are debating between an angel or a VC
round.
If 30 per cent of the angel investment goes to taxes it might be hard to go with angel rounds especially
since angels will probably want the same amount of stake and at the end of the day we will sell equity
at a lower price.
Angel funds come with a lot of mentorship and the funded companies can grow slower and in a more
sustainable way understanding the business as they go - often times is a preferred way to build your
business as compared to raising money from a VC”
- Rajarshi Chattejee, Co-founder, Rooja.com
7. Although the move has been implemented by the government to
curb money-laundering and parking of funds by wealthy individuals
in companies, it could kill the nascent entrepreneurial-startup
ecosystem in India.
Companies that receive less than Rs.5 crores individually and Rs.10
crore overall can be exempt from this bracket.
(As suggested by members of the angel community and top consultants to the Finance Ministry)
Given the current position of India, entrepreneurship is required to
bolster the economy to new frontiers. As such, this new clause is a
regressive step for such hopes and aspirations.
It is hoped that the government would rather provide more tax
breaks rather than breaking the backs of the ‗genuine‘
entrepreneurs.
8. India Budget
VCCircle
Therodinhoods.com (Alok Kejriwal)
Novojuris Blog
Editor's Notes
Union Budget 2012 – 13 - http://indiabudget.nic.in/ub2012-13/fb/bill31.pdf