Acquire DPIIT recognition to access tax holidays and government tenders.
The Startup India initiative by the Government of India aims to build a strong ecosystem that is conducive for the growth of startup businesses. To claim benefits like tax exemptions, simplified compliance, and intellectual property support, startups must obtain recognition from the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT).
Why this matters: DPIIT recognition is the gateway to apply for Section 56(2)(viib) tax holiday (Angel Tax exemption) and Section 80-IAC corporate income tax exemption.
Apply for 100% tax holiday on business profits for three consecutive years under Section 80-IAC.
Get up to 80% discount on patent filing fees and fast-track processing of patent designs.
Exemption from prior experience and security deposit requirements in government bids.
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code allows recognized startups to close in 90 days.
Register your company profile on the Startup India website portal.
We draft a compelling description highlighting the innovative aspects of your business model.
Upload incorporation certificates, pitch decks, and write-ups to the portal.
Government verifies details and issues your DPIIT recognition number.
No, proprietorships are not eligible. You must convert to a Partnership, LLP, or Private Limited structure first.
No. DPIIT recognition is the first step. You must submit separate applications to the Inter-Ministerial Board to claim tax holiday benefits.
