The government has proposed to amend the definition of “eligible startup” under the Startup India scheme to get a tax holiday, to one that ...

The tax holiday scheme for startups, announced for the first time in the Union Budget 2017, offers 100% tax rebate to eligible startups on ...

In the Union Budget for 2023-24, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that date of incorporation for startups to avail the tax benefits...

The government has also proposed in the Union Budget 2021-22 incorporation of one-person companies, a move which will directly benefit the ...

As of the last week of December, there were 41,061 govt-recognised startups in India. Of this, over 39,000 startups account for 4,70,000 jo...

ESOPs only apply to about 200 startups recognised by the inter-ministerial board.

ESOPs are currently taxed when they become eligible for allotment, which puts financial burden on employees as they may not be able to sell...

Startups exceeding the turnover threshold of Rs 25 crore stand to lose out on the tax holiday.

The government is looking at ways to increase availability of finance to startups. The credit guarantee scheme would help the flow of “vent...

As the digital economy makes inroads into our daily lives, regulations for the new economy — often from the industrial era — are still catc...

DIPP is also in the process of finalising guidelines for a credit guarantee fund scheme to increase the availability of finance for startup...

In the meeting, the cab aggregator expresses its intention to contribute in the development of startup ecosystem.

The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) has requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to inaugurate the programme, an officia...

Seven have submitted all documents and are eligible for Startup India benefits and tax exemption and 106 have submitted all documents but a...

In January, PM Narendra Modi unveiled a slew of incentives to boost startups, offering them a tax holiday and inspector raj-free regime.

Startups want the tax holiday to be extended to up to seven years because no company breaks even in three years.

As Budget 2016 is edging closer, the startups are hoping that at least some of their key demands and issues would be addressed.