Startup India Registration

Steps Involved in Startup India Scheme Registration

Eligibility criteria to avail the DPIIT Certificate of Recognition:
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Eligibility Criteria for the Startup India Scheme

Eligibility Criteria for Startup India Registration is as follows:
featuresTick Company Registration: The company must be incorporated as a private limited company, partnership firm, or a limited liability partnership. An incubation fund, an angel fund, or a private equity fund must finance the business in order for DIPP to approve it.
featuresTick Have Patron Guarantee From: The company should have received a patron guarantee from the Indian Patent and Trademark Office. Also, It requires a recommendation letter from an incubator.
featuresTick Company Existence: The company should be brand new or no more than five years old, and its annual revenue should not exceed ₹25 crores. Innovative and Scalable Entity: The entity should be working towards innovation, development, or improvement of products, processes, and services. It is a scalable business model with a high potential for employment generation or wealth creation.

Startup India Scheme: Documents Required

The prerequisites are as follows, and the documentation process for applying for a loan under the scheme is somewhat involved:
Identity Proof
The bank will accept any legal photo ID provided by the government.
Address Proof
Any official document that demonstrates the individual’s and the company’s addresses.
Company Documents
Memorandum of Association (MOA) Articles of Association (AOA) of the company. In the case of a partnership firm, a partnership deed.
Patent Documents
Statements of the borrower’s and the guarantor’s assets and liabilities. The company’s three most recent balance sheets
Company Incorporation Documents
Company registration certificate from ROC

Benefits of the Startup India Scheme

The benefits of the Startup India Scheme are as follows:
  • Income Tax Benefits
    Startups are now given an income tax exemption for a period of three years from the date of incorporation provided they are certified as such by the Inter-Ministerial Board of Certification. Also, upon obtaining recognition from the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) and if the aggregate amount of paid-up share capital and share premium of the startup after the proposed issuing of shares, if any, does not exceed ₹25 Crore, the startup will also be exempt from capital gains tax under Section 56 of the Income-tax Act, 1961-2014.
  • Financial Benefits
    Startups are given a rebate on intellectual property rights (IPR) costs of 80% on patents and 50% on trademarks and are actively assisted by government-provided facilitators who aid with protecting and commercializing the IPRs. The examination and disposal of the IPR applications are also fast-tracked. The government will also pay the fees of the facilitators.
  • Registration Benefits
    Startup registration in India is still extremely complex, with incorporation and registration being considered more difficult than the actual running of a business due to the extensive requirements. Under the scheme, it provides a portal to create networking opportunities and assistance for startups. A problem-solving window has been provided by the government under the scheme.
  • Funding Benefits
    Certain states provide seed funding to startups certified under the scheme. To know about your state and the requirements in place.
  • Startup India Scheme: Regulatory Benefits
    Under this scheme, startups are allowed to self-certify compliance with six labor laws and three environmental laws through a simple online procedure. For labor laws, no inspections will be conducted for a period of 5 years unless there is a credible and verifiable complaint of violation, filed in writing, and approved by an official who is at least one level senior to the inspecting officer.
  • In the case of environmental laws, startups that fall under the ‘white category (as defined by the central pollution control board) would be able to self-certify compliance, and only random checks would be carried out in such cases
  • Public Procurement Benefits
    Once your startup is certified by the Inter-Ministerial Board of Certification and a DIPP (Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion) number will be issued to you, you can get listed as a seller on the Government of India’s e-procurement portal – Government e-Marketplace – and have the inside track on all Government of India Ministries/Departments/Public Sector undertakings subject to your ability to meet quality and technical requirements. Certified startups under the Startup India scheme will also be entitled to exemptions on the earnest money deposit in your bid as well as in terms of the requirements regarding prior turnover and experience.
  • Faster Exit Benefits
    The government has initiated provisions making winding down operations easier by appointing an insolvency professional to fast-track the closure of operations and facilitate the sale of goods as well as paying creditors, all while recognizing limited liability. Startups with a simple debt structure or those meeting the criteria outlined under this scheme will be able to achieve a complete exit within 90 days.

Checklist of Startup India Scheme

The checklist of the Startup India Scheme is as follows:
  • The company must be incorporated as a private limited company, partnership firm, or a limited liability partnership
  • An incubation fund, an angel fund, or a private equity fund must finance the business in order for DIPP to approve it
  • The company should have received a patron guarantee from the Indian Patent and Trademark Office
  • It requires a recommendation letter from an incubator
  • For networks, SEBI registration is necessary under the Startup India Scheme
  • The company should be brand-new or no more than five years old, and its annual revenue should not exceed ₹25 crores
  • The Startup India campaign does not impose income tax on capital gains
  • Capital gain is exempt from income tax
  • It is working towards the innovation, development, or improvement of products, processes or services
  • It is a scalable business model with a high potential for employment generation or wealth creation.

Application Procedure for Startup India Scheme Registration

The first and foremost step is to register your company as any one of the following entities:
  •  Private Limited Company (PLC)
    Starting your company as a private limited company under the Companies Act, 2013 will be a major advantage while applying for the Startup India scheme. It is crucial to register with your company. Get in touch with our experts for clear directions and hustle hustle-free private limited company registration process
  •   Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
    Our team can complete limited liability partnership registration quickly. Talk to our experts, provide all the required documentation, sit back, and relax. Our team of business incorporation experts will complete the registration and provide the incorporation certificate

After registering your company, you can apply directly for the Startup India scheme through us. Our team will initiate the required paperwork and file it completely online.