The Government of India launched the "Startup India Initiative" to ensure that the growing number of startups in the country have the right resources and support to grow. Under the Startup India program, eligible companies can get recognised as Startups by DPIIT to get tax benefits, easier compliance, IPR fast-tracking, special benefits, and more.
Read about the Startup India Scheme benefits, registration process, required documents, and recognition fees for Startup India registration.
Startups can self-certify compliance for 6 Labour Laws and 3 Environmental Laws through a simple online procedure to reduce regulatory burden and keep compliance costs low.
Pvt Ltd Companies and LLPs are exempted from paying income tax for three consecutive financial years under Section 80-IAC out of their first ten years since incorporation.
Startups with simple debt structures or meeting certain income-specified criteria can be wound up within 90 days of applying for insolvency, as per the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.
Patent applications filed by Startups are fast-tracked for examination to realize their value sooner. Startups also receive an 80% rebate on patent filing costs.
DPIIT-recognized Startups can register on GeM as sellers and sell their products and services directly to Government entities, accessing another potential market.
Investments into eligible Startups by Accredited Investors, Non-Residents, AIFs (Category I), and listed companies with a net worth over ₹100 crores or turnover over ₹250 crores are exempted up to an aggregate limit of ₹25 crores.
A panel of facilitators is empanelled to provide advice on intellectual property and its protection globally. The Central Government bears the facilitators' fees for any number of patents, trademarks, or designs filed by Startups.
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