Sunday 2 February 2020

BUDGET 2020 - START UPS




Start Ups.

·         Section 80-IAC has been proposed to be amended to provide that deduction to an eligible start-up shall be available for a period of 3 consecutive assessment years out of 10 years. Earlier, this deduction was available for 3 consecutive financial years out of first 7 years. Further, the turnover limit for claiming such exemption has been proposed to raised to Rs. 100 crore which was earlier Rs. 25 crore.

·         Deduction of tax from perquisite arising on the allotment of shares, under ESOP to an employee of a Start-up, shall be proposed to be made at the time of happening of any of the following events:
(i)            On expiry of 4 year from the end of the Assessment year in which ESOP are exercised;
(ii)           At the time the employee leaves the organization
(iii)          At the time of sale of shares allotted under ESOP

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