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Overview

Atmanirbhar Niveshak Mitra, a dedicated digital investment promotion and facilitation cell, has been constituted at Invest India to aid domestic investors and help the local businesses become global brands. The cell aims to

  • Connect domestic investors with sector experts
  • Provide robust information regarding the doing business ecosystem
  • Support MSMEs & investors throughout their business journey

Atmanirbhar Niveshak Mitra, through its mission of handholding domestic investors, will propel the country towards realizing Hon’ble PM Narendra Modi’s vision of building a self-reliant New India!

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Videos

  • Feb 07, 2023

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  • Jun 30, 2022

    Udyami Bharat: Empowering MSMEs for a self-reliant India

  • Oct 17, 2020

    Shri Nitin Gadkari, Hon'ble Minister of Roads, Transport & Highways and Minister of MSME interacted with Entrepreneurs on 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat'

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CHAMPIONS Portal - a one-stop-shop solution for MSMEs

Explore different services and solutions to help MSMEs capture new opportunities and resolution of business issues

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MSME Resource Bank

  • MSME Samadhaan - Delayed Payments

    Ministry of MSME has taken an initiative for filing online application by the supplier MSE unit against the buyer of goods/services before the concerned…

    MSME Samadhaan Portal
  • MSME Sambandh

    The objective of Sambandh was to empower MSMEs across the country to directly register their cases relating to delayed payments and further monitor the…

    MSME Sambandh Portal
  • My MSME

    This portal is a collection of different portals launched by the govt. of India towards easing the doing business ecosystem for MSMEs in India.

    My MSME Portal
  • MSME B2B

    This portal provides immense opportunities for MSMEs to network with potential suppliers and buyers at a common marketplace and further look for various…

    MSME B2B Platform
  • MSME databank

    The initiative by the Govt. of India towards digitisation of all the information on investment, turnover, employees etc. pertaining to MSMEs across…

    MSME databank
  • M1Xchange

    M1xchange TReDS is a digital marketplace to sell the receivables to banks/NBFC, set up under the approval of Reserve Bank of India to facilitate the…

    M1Xchange Platform

Ease of Doing Business

Setting Up Business Procedures for MSMEs (Three-Step Registration Process)

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    Step1 Access the registration form on the Udyam Registration Portal.

    Udyam Registration Portal

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    Step2 Register using the Aadhar Number. In case of a company/ LLP/ Cooperative Society/ Society/ Trust, the organisation or its authorized signatory shall provide its GSTIN and PAN along with Aadhar Number.

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    Step3 Upon registration, the enterprise (referred to as Udyam) will be assigned a permanent identity number known as the Udyam Registration Number and an e-certificate, namely, the Udyam Registration Certificate, will be issued online.

Quick Notes

  • In case, an enterprise is duly registered as an Udyam with PAN, any deficiency of information for previous years when it did not have PAN shall be filled up on self-declaration basis.
  • No enterprise shall file more than one Udyam Registration: Provided that any number of activities including manufacturing or service or both may be specified or added in one Udyam Registration.
  • Whoever intentionally misrepresents or attempts to suppress the self-declared facts and figures appearing in the Udyam Registration or updation process shall be liable to such penalty as specified under section 27 of the MSME Act, 2006.
  • All existing enterprises registered under the older registration process i.e. EM–Part-II or UAM shall register again on the Udyam Registration portal on or after the 1st day of July, 2020
  • The existing enterprises registered prior to 30th June, 2020, shall continue to be valid only for a period up to the 31st day of March, 2021
  • Aadhar number shall be of the proprietor in case of a proprietorship firm, of the Managing partner in case of a Partnership firm and of a Karta in case of a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF)

Invest India: Connecting the dots

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    We are India's national investment facilitation agency

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    Our services are free of charge

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    An expert will be assigned to handhold you through your investment journey

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    72 hour turnaround time

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    We will keep your information confidential

Incentives & Schemes

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Schemes

Export Promotion Initiatives & Opportunities

Government of India focuses on facilitating refund on duties and taxes levied on inputs used in the production of export products, reduce cost disability by providing incentives to specified products and improve all-round ease of doing business.

Government is further taking holistic measures to make exports competitive to further ensuring access to affordable credit, initiating exporter friendly schemes, promoting districts as export hubs, improving logistics and improving utilization of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs).

Funding Opportunities

SIDBI 2.0

Since its formation in 1990, SIDBI has been impacting the lives of citizens across various strata of society through its integrated, innovative and inclusive approach. Be it traditional domestic industry, small, bottom-of-the-pyramid entrepreneurs, medium enterprises to high-end knowledge-based industries and export promotions, SIDBI has directly or indirectly touched the lives of more than 360 lakh people in the MSE sector, through various credit and developmental measures.

SIDBI Vision 2.0 is a strategic initiative by SIDBI aimed at further accelerating this effort by transforming its current role to that of an All India Financial Institution that can create an integrated credit and development support ecosystem for Indian MSEs, thus promoting their inclusive growth.

The initiative is dedicated to meet both, credit and non-credit needs of MSEs, enabling them to be globally competitive businesses. The SIDBI 2.0 is designed to bring about sustainable development of MSE sector in India, based on the Triple Ps front, namely – Profit (economic), People (Social) & Planet (Environment).

Funding Options

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SIDBI DIRECT LOANS

SIDBI provides direct financial assistance to MSMEs through its various Schemes 

Direct Loans by SIDBI

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Tax Benefits

Taxation system

The tax structure in India is divided into direct and indirect taxes. While direct taxes are levied on taxable income earned by individuals and corporate entities, the burden to deposit taxes is on the assessees themselves. On the other hand, indirect taxes are levied on the sale and provision of goods and services respectively and the burden to collect and deposit taxes is on the sellers instead of the assessees directly. The taxation system in India is such that the taxes are levied by the Central Government and the State Governments. Some minor taxes are also levied by the local authorities such as the Municipality and the Local Governments.

  • Benefits to MSMEs under the GST Act

    GST Law provides for beneficial treatment of small taxpayers through various provisions of the Act.

    • No registration required for:
      • Inter-state and intra-state supply of services up to INR 20 Lakh (INR 10 Lakh for States of Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland, and Tripura).
      • Intra-state supply of goods up to INR 40 Lakh (INR 20 Lakh in the States of Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Puducherry, Sikkim, Telangana, Tripura, and Uttarakhand) w.e.f. 01.04.2019.
    • Tax on advance received for supply of goods has been exempted.
    • Composition scheme for:
      • Supplier of goods and supplier of restaurant services with turnover up to INR 1.5 Cr (INR 75 Lakh in States of Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura and Uttarakhand) needs to pay tax equal to 1% to 5% on his turnover and needs to file his returns annually with quarterly payment.  
      • Supplier of services with turnover up to INR 50 Lakh need to pay tax equal to 6% on his turnover and needs to file his returns annually with quarterly payment from FY 2019-20.
    • Composition taxpayers must:
      • Pay tax on quarterly basis.
      • File quarterly challans and one annual return instead of monthly statements and return.
    • Free Accounting and Billing Software shall be provided to small taxpayers by GSTN.
    • Grievance Redressal Committees (GRC) have been constituted to address grievances of specific/ general nature of taxpayers at the Zonal/ State level with both CGST and SGST officers including representatives of trade and industry and other GST stakeholders (GST practitioners and GSTN etc.).

  • Benefits to MSMEs under the Union Budget 2023-24

    • Direct Benefit Transfer under revamping of the credit guarantee scheme with effect from 1 April 2023 through infusion of INR 9,000 crore in the corpus
    • Payment to MSME beyond time limits specified in MSMED Act will be allowed as deduction only on actual payment. Deduction allowed on accrual basis only if payment is within due date of MSMED Act.
    • Outlay of INR 6,000 crore towards PM Matsya Sampada Yojana to expand the market for fishermen and MSMEs
    • Turnover limit for availing benefit of presumptive taxation enhanced to INR 3 crores for MSMEs, provided that cash transactions do not exceed 5%.
    • New co-operatives that commence manufacturing activities till March 31, 2024, shall get the benefit of a lower tax rate of 15%, as is presently available to new manufacturing companies
    • Entity Digi Locker to be setup to facilitate secure online storing and sharing of documents
    • A unified scale and digital platform to be launched for enabling demand-based skilling, linking with employers including MSMEs and facilitating access to entrepreneurship schemes.
    • Taxpayers supplying goods through e-commerce operator will be eligible to opt for the composition scheme.
    • Vivad se Vishwas I-Relief for MSMEs - In cases of failure by MSMEs to execute contracts during the Covid period, 95 percent of the forfeited amount relating to bid or performance security, will be returned to them by government and government undertakings.

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NSWS

National Single Window System

Explore the licenses and approvals across different states as applicable to your business

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    India Investment Grid

    India Investment Grid (IIG), serving as the gateway to investments in India showcases a plethora of investment opportunities across India on a single dynamic platform. An initiative to enhance the ease of doing business in India, IIG connects potential investors to projects and promoters. India Investment Grid (IIG) is an initiative of the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India, and Invest India.

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    Project Monitoring Group

    Project Monitoring Group (PMG) is an institutional mechanism for expedited resolution of issues and regulatory bottlenecks in projects with an investment of INR 500 crores and above in India. It was set up as a special cell in the Cabinet Secretariat, Government of India in 2013 and was subsequently brought under the administrative control of the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) in 2015. In February 2019, PMG was merged with Invest India, Department of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce.

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Invest India Impact

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Skill Development Initiative

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Enroll in Skill Development Initiatives

The Skill Development Initiative (SDI) aims to provide vocational training to school dropouts, existing workers, ITI graduates, etc., to improve their employability by optimally utilising the infrastructure available in Government, Private Institutions and Industry. Existing skills of the persons can also be tested and certified under this scheme.

Startup India

World's 3rd largest ecosystem

The Startup India initiative was launched on 16th January 2016, by Hon’ble Prime Minister. The Prime Minister unveiled an Action Plan, which consists of 19 Action Points that act as a guiding document for the initiative. Since the inception of the initiative

Startup india

Stakeholders

Invest India Team

  • Raja Singh Khurana

    Raja Singh Khurana

    Vice President
  • Pallavi Magu

    Pallavi Magu

    Principal Investment Specialist
  • Asha Sundaramurthy

    Asha Sundaramurthy

    Investment Specialist
  • Tanya Singh

    Tanya Singh

    Associate

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Important Documents

Gallery

  • Dec 04, 2021 RM speaking at the SIDM MSME Conclave-2021
  • Nov 15, 2021 Free Stalls for Women MSME Entrepreneurs at IITF
  • Nov 12, 2021 Ensuring public participation for Vocal For Local
  • Sep 23, 2021 Launch of the National Single Window System
  • Sep 14, 2021 Uttar Pradesh is becoming an attractive investment destination
  • Dec 04, 2021 RM speaking at the SIDM MSME Conclave-2021
  • Nov 15, 2021 Free Stalls for Women MSME Entrepreneurs at IITF
  • Nov 12, 2021 Ensuring public participation for Vocal For Local
  • Sep 23, 2021 Launch of the National Single Window System
  • Sep 14, 2021 Uttar Pradesh is becoming an attractive…

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FAQ's

  • Whether all the directors, manager and secretary of the Company are required to register their DSC on the MCA portal

    No, only those persons who will be signing the e-Forms on behalf of the Company are required to register their DSC on the MCA portal.

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  • Are there any incentives or schemes for electronics system design and manufacturing sector unit?

    Yes, Department of Electronics and Information Technology has launched the following schemes to promote domestic manufacturing of electronics items:

    1. Under the Modified Special Incentive Package Scheme (M-SIPS), 25% of Capex is eligible for subsidy (20% for units in Special Economic Zones) for all investments made in manufacturing of ESDM products. 
    2. Production subsidy @10% of production turnover (ex-factory) in select high-tech units such as fabrication and ATMP of analog/mixed signal semiconductor chips, power semiconductors, LEDs etc.
    3. Preferential Market Access (PMA)- Preference to domestic manufacturers in Government procurement to promote domestic manufacturing in the country. 
    4. Specified items must meet the specified safety standards under the Compulsory Registration Order (CRO) which has been brought into force from January 3, 2014. The CRO provides a framework to add other electronic items under this regime, thereby providing a quality barrier for unsafe and sub-standard electronic goods.
    5. For common facilities to be used by a set of units as part of a supply chain or in any other form of a cluster, assistance @ 50% subject to a ceiling of $ 8 million is available for common facilities. Such common facilities could include testing facilities, training facilities, social infrastructure, as also up gradation of hard infrastructure including supply of water, power, roads and other logistics. 

    6. Under the skill development scheme, 75-100% of the training fee is reimbursed for any specialized skills that may be required for prospective employees in India (training provided in any training facility recognized by Electronics Sector Skills Council)
    7. A scheme to support 3000 additional PhD (1500 in ESDM and 1500 in IT/ITES) was approved in 2014. Out of 1500 additional PhDs in ESDM, 500 are would be full time and 1000 would be part time. In addition, 100 PhDs (full-time) are to be supported by industry/State Government as a part of this scheme.

    Please refer link for details on incentives.

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  • What are the objectives of the scheme for setting up of plastic parks in India?

    The major objectives of the scheme are:
    1) Increase the competitiveness, polymer absorption capacity and value addition in the domestic downstream plastic processing industry through adaptation of modern, research and development led measurers.
    2) Increase investments in the sector through additions in capacity and production, creating quality infrastructure and other facilitation to ensure value addition and increase in exports.
    3) Achieve environmentally sustainable growth through innovative methods of waste management, recycling, etc.
    4) Adopt a cluster development approach to achieve the above objectives owing to its benefits arising due to optimization of resources and economies of scale.

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  • What are the incentives available under the Income-tax Act, to business units established in Special Economic Zone?

    A tax holiday for 15 years is granted to units located in a Special Economic Zone (“SEZ”) that are engaged in export of goods and services. This tax holiday is computed with reference to profits from such exports, and is allowed as under.
    • 100% Income-tax exemption on export income for first 5 tax years;
    • 50% for next 5 tax years thereafter;• 50% of the export profit for next 5 tax years provided an equal amount of profit is retained or transferred to a special reserve in the books of accounts.
    Only units which become operational on or before 31 March 2020 can claim this tax holiday.

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