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कर छूट और एंजेल टैक्स लाभ के साथ स्टार्टअप इंडिया DPIIT मान्यता।

Startup India recognition is a certificate from DPIIT confirming that an entity qualifies as a startup, and its value is entirely in what it unlocks: a three-year income tax holiday under section 80-IAC for approved applicants, exemption from angel tax scrutiny on share premium under section 56(2)(viib), self-certification on nine labour and environment laws, and access to public procurement without the turnover and experience conditions. Recognition itself is free and quick; the section 80-IAC exemption is a separate application with a separate board and a much lower approval rate.

प्रक्रिया

हम वास्तव में क्या करते हैं

1
We check eligibility before applying
Incorporated as a private limited company, LLP or registered partnership, within ten years, turnover never above ₹100 crore in any year, and not formed by splitting up or reconstructing an existing business. That last condition is the one that quietly disqualifies restructured family businesses.
2
We write the innovation case properly
Recognition requires working towards innovation, development or improvement of products or processes, or a scalable business model with potential for employment or wealth creation. The application is assessed on what is written, and a generic description is the usual reason one is rejected.
3
We file for DPIIT recognition
The application goes through the Startup India portal with the incorporation certificate, the entity details and the description of the business. Recognition is free and generally issued quickly.
4
We apply separately for section 80-IAC where it is worth it
The tax holiday is not part of recognition. It requires a separate application to the Inter-Ministerial Board, is available to companies and LLPs incorporated before the statutory cut-off, and is approved at a much lower rate. We are straight about the odds before the effort.
5
We put the angel tax exemption in place before the round
The section 56(2)(viib) exemption on share premium is claimed by declaration in Form 2 and has to be in place before the investment, not after the assessment questions it.

यह किसके लिए है

Companies and LLPs incorporated within the last ten years with turnover under ₹100 crore
Startups raising angel investment, where the section 56(2)(viib) exemption matters most
Startups bidding for government tenders, where the turnover and experience relaxation is decisive
Entities seeking the three-year tax holiday under section 80-IAC

कितना समय लगता है

DPIIT recognition typically within two to three weeks of a complete application. The section 80-IAC approval runs on the Inter-Ministerial Board's own cycle and takes considerably longer.

यदि आप कुछ न करें

Nothing breaks. What is lost is a three-year tax holiday the company may have qualified for, an exemption that would have kept a funding round out of an angel tax assessment, and eligibility for government tenders the company is otherwise shut out of by turnover conditions. Recognition is free, so the only cost of applying is the time to write the case properly.

कानूनी आँकड़े

तारीखें, सीमाएँ और धाराएँ

प्रत्येक आँकड़े के साथ उसका स्रोत दिया गया है।
मद	मान	स्रोत
Age limit	Up to 10 years from incorporation	DPIIT Notification G.S.R. 127(E) dated 19 February 2019
Turnover limit	Never exceeding ₹100 crore in any financial year since incorporation	DPIIT Notification G.S.R. 127(E)
Eligible entities	Private limited company, LLP, or registered partnership firm	DPIIT Notification G.S.R. 127(E)
Tax holiday	100% deduction of profits for 3 consecutive years out of the first 10	Section 80-IAC, Income-tax Act 1961
Angel tax exemption	Exemption from section 56(2)(viib) on share premium, by declaration in Form 2	DPIIT Notification G.S.R. 127(E), paragraph 4
Self-certification	Nine labour and environment laws, for a specified period	Startup India Action Plan

जो अक्सर ग़लत होता है

Assuming recognition brings the tax holiday — section 80-IAC is a separate application with separate approval
Applying with a generic business description that does not establish innovation or scalability
Restructuring an existing business into a new entity and applying, which the splitting-up condition excludes
Claiming the angel tax exemption after the investment has already been received and questioned
Losing eligibility by crossing ₹100 crore turnover, which is measured against every year since incorporation

जुर्माना

No penalty for not registering — the cost is the benefits forgone
Withdrawal of recognition where it was obtained on incorrect information
Section 56(2)(viib) assessed on share premium in the ordinary way where the exemption was not in place
Loss of the 80-IAC deduction where the conditions are breached in a later year

ये वैधानिक राशियाँ हैं, हमारा शुल्क नहीं। हमारा शुल्क आपकी स्थिति पर निर्भर करता है और कोटेशन में दिया जाता है।

इसे इनसे न मिलाएँ

मिलती-जुलती सेवाएँ जो अक्सर एक समझ ली जाती हैं।

Udyam registration

Udyam classifies an enterprise as micro, small or medium for MSME benefits, at any age. DPIIT recognition is time-limited and innovation-based, and the two carry entirely different benefits.

Section 80-IAC approval

DPIIT recognition is the entry ticket. The tax holiday is a separate Inter-Ministerial Board approval that most recognised startups do not receive.