The document discusses various subsidies and incentives provided by the central and state governments in India to promote industrial development. Some of the key subsidies and incentives mentioned include: - Interest subsidies of 5-6% and capital subsidies of 15-30% under the TUFS program for textile industries. - 15% capital subsidy under CLCSS for technology upgradation of small industries, up to Rs. 15 lakhs. - 25-33% subsidy on capital costs for food processing plants under the Ministry of Food Processing scheme. - Various state subsidies for industries located in less developed regions, including VAT reimbursements, electricity duty waivers, and power tariff subsidies. - Subsidies

1. Project subsidy in INDIA

2. INDUSTRIAL UNITS OTHER CHARGES
• · Basic Sale Price (BSP): This is actually the price which is advertised by developers and forms
the main cost of your property.
• · External Electrification Charges(EEC): This is the price charged by developer to lay down
wires and cables from electricity consumption meter to the Apartment.
• · Fire Fighting Equipment Charges (FFEC): This is pretty self explanatory. All projects
residential or commercial are supposed to install fire safety devices and fire fighting
equipment.
• · Infrastructure Development Charges (IDC) : These charges are paid direct to state
government by the developer for developing the infrastructure for the project. The charges
vary from state to state.
• · External Development Charges (EDC): These charges are again paid direct to state
government by the developer for developing the external areas surrounding the project. The
charges vary from state to state. .
• · Club Membership: This has become a common norm these days to create a club inside a
society itself for recreational activities. Your society may or may not have this facility but if it
has, it does NOT come FREE. You need to pay a price for it and it is NOT optional.
• · Power back Up Charges: Power failure may be an alien term in developed countries but
India certainly needs a good power back-up. There are charges for setting up the power back
up plant inside your society and keep your air conditioners running even when there is a
power cut from state electricity board.

3. INDUSTRIAL UNITS OTHER CHARGES
• · Electric Connection charges:. EEC is an amount charged by developer only to set up the infrastructure for
bringing electricity to your apartment.
You will have to pay the actual application fees for installing the electricity meter and a connection to the
electricity board of your state for actually getting electricity.
• · Water, drainage and sewerage charges : You would be required to pay for water facility set up in the complex
too. The charges are paid to government and will vary according to your state.
• · Stamp duty and registration charges: These charges are paid to state government for registering property on
your name. This fees is charged as a percentage of the registered value of the property and varies from state to
state.
• · Service Tax: This is an absolute killer as far as buying a property is concerned. Government charges you service
tax on under-construction property at the current prevailing rate on the total cost of the apartment
• Maintenance deposits
• The latest projects have a trend of charging upfront maintenance deposits for a longer period like 10 years instead
of the conventional periodic charges. This is to the disadvantage of the buyer as he will have to pay a lump sum
amount initially for which he will pay interest on the borrowings.
Given the current trend of inflation, this amount is likely to run out earlier than anticipated and again another
deposit of maintenance funds has to be made.
Most developers are insisting on it as it gives them a greater capital initially to play around with.
• Building insurance—buying a industrial property your bank will probably ask you to take out building insurance .
• Utilities charges : Deposits and connection fees for electrical power, natural gas, phone, cable TV, Internet.
Electrical transformer (big green box) may be needed. Also trenching costs for underground utilities; meter
installation for electric and gas, and tank purchase for propane or oil.
• Permits and license fees:
• charges on of all permits and fees required in your jurisdiction to oprate industrial set uP

4. Industrial Park
• Objectives
• Enhance the quality of life of the people of the state by providing better
and efficient public services through participation of the private sector.
• To create quality infrastructure in the Industrial Infrastructure as to
Communication, Power, Road and Rail Connectivity, etc.
• Creation of State Manufacturing Zones in line with the National
Manufacturing zones.
• Facilitation of directed mega investments into the sectors offering huge
employment opportunities.
• Creation and consolidation of sufficient land bank by the developing
agencies.
• Encouraging private sector participation in infrastructure projects under
Public Private Partnership (PPP)
•

5. Development Goals
• Development of Micro, Small and Medium enterprises
• Speed and quality in connectivity of Rail and Road through infrastructure renewal
and expansion program.
• Increasing power generation capacity
• Enhancement of the supply of quality water to meet the demands and optimum
utilization of available water resources.
• Promotion of Industrial Corridors to capitalize the locally available resources and
strengths.
• Special benefits and measures for Small and Medium size Enterprises.
• Maintain a sustained growth in productivity
• Enhance gainful employment
• Achieve optimal utilization of human resources
• Attain international competitiveness and to transform India into a major partner
and player in the global arena.
• Allow small enterprises in clusters to enjoy economies of scale in areas of
marketing, finance and infrastructure and technology.
• Single- Window Clearance for the Industrial Proposals

6. Base (Flat) Infrastructure Include:
• Roads and Utilities (TP 1 & 2) : 550 kms
• Potable Water: Raw Water Pipeline from
• Periej Dam and Water Treatment
• Sewage: CETP and STP (RecyclePlants)
• Industrial Water: Effluent Pipeline from
• AMC & Tertiary Treatment Plant
• Stormwater: Collection and Treatment
• Flood: River Training and Bunding
• Solid waste: Transfer and Treatment
• Power: Transmission and Distribution
• ICT: Networks
• Related Projects (RRTS/MRTS, Airport

7. MAJOR PLAYER OF INDIA

8. CONCEPT PROPOSED
HITECH CITIES IN INDIA

9. CENTRAL GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY
• Ministry of Textile Revised Restructured TUFS Subsidy w.e.f. 1st April, 2013
•
– 6% Interest Reimbursement and 15% Capital subsidy or 30% Margin Money Subsidy on
brand new Shuttleless Loom MSME subject to ceiling of Rs. 1.5 Cr. for TUF compatible
specified machinery (Strictly adhered to TUF norms).
• 2% Interest Reimbursement or 8% Margin Money Subsidy on second hand shuttleless looms
with 10 years vintage and with residual life of minimum of 10 years.
•
– 5% Interest Reimbursement or 15% Margin Money Subsidy for MSME Textile and Jute
Sector subject to ceiling of Rs. 75 lacs.
•
– 5% Interest Reimbursement Plus 10% Capital Subsidy for specified Processing,
Garmenting & Technical Textile Machinery.
•
– For standalone spinning units- 2% Interest Reimbursement for new stand alone/
replacement/ modernization of spinning machinery.
•
– 5% Interest Reimbursement for units having spinning capacity with forward integration
also having matching capacity in weaving/ knitting/ processing/ garmenting.
•
• Note:- The Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP/ETP) will not be
covered under TUFs.
•

10. CENTRAL GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY
• Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
• Credit Link Capital Subsidy Scheme (CLCSS) for Technology Upgradation
of Small Scale Industries (SSI)
•
– 15% of the Investment in Eligible Plant and Machinery restricted to Rs. 15 lac.
The maximum limit of eligible loan under the revised scheme is Rs. 100 lakh.
•
• Ministry of Food Processing Industry
• Scheme for Technology Upgradation/ Establishment/ Modernisation of
Food Processing Industries:
– 25% of The Cost Of Plant & Machinery And Technical Civil Works Subject To A
Maximum Of Rs.50 Lakhs In General Areas And 33% Up To Rs.75 Lakh In
Difficult Areas (Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim,
North-Eastern States, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep And
Integrated Tribal Development Project (ITDP) areas).

11. Industrial Promotion Subsidy (IPS) for MSMEs -
The eligible New/Expansion Micro, Small and Medium Manufacturing
Enterprises, which are set up in different parts of the State, will be eligible for
Industrial Promotion Subsidy (IPS) as follows.
Sr. No. Taluka/Area
Classification
The quantum of Industrial Promotion Subsidy
Every Year
1) NaxalismAffected Area VAT on local sales minus Input Tax Credit (ITC) or zero
whichever is more + CST payable +100% of ITC
2) No Industries District VAT on local sales minus ITC or zero whichever is
more + CST payable + 75% of ITC
3) Entire Vidarbha and Marathwada
(Other than Sr. No. 1 & 2.)
VAT on local sales minus ITC or zero whichever is
more + CST payable + 65% of ITC
4) Group D+ Taluka (Other than
Sr.No.l and 3)
VAT on local sales minus ITC or zero whichever is
more + CST payable + 50% of ITC
5) Group D Taluka (Other than
Sr.No. l and 3)
VAT on local sales minus ITC or zero whichever is
more + CST payable + 40% of ITC
6) Group C Taluka VAT on local sales minus ITC or zero whichever is
more + CST payable + 30% of ITC
7) Group B Taluka VAT on local sales minus ITC or zero whichever is
more + CST payable + 20% of ITC

12. •Industrial Promotion Subsidy for Large Scale Industries –
The eligible New/Expansion Large Scale Manufacturing Units,
which are set up in different parts of the State, will be eligible for
Industrial Promotion Subsidy (IPS) as follows –
Sr. No. Taluka/Area
Classification
The Industrial Promotion Subsidy Every
Year
1) Naxalism affected area 100% VAT on local sales minus Input Tax
Credit (ITC) or zero whichever is more + CST
payable
2) No Industries Districts,
Vidarbha and Marathwada
90% VAT on local sales minus ITC or zero
whichever is more + CST payable
3) Group D+ Taluka (Other
than Sr. No. 1 and 2)
80% VAT on local sales minus ITC or zero
whichever is more + CST payable
4) Group D Taluka (Other
than Sr. No. 1&2)
70% VAT on local sales minus ITC or zero
whichever is more + CST payable
5) Group C Taluka 60% VAT on local sales minus ITC or zero
whichever is more + CST payable

13. •Exemption from Electricity Duty -
•For C, D & D+ exempted from payment of Electricity Duty for 15 years.
•100% Export Oriented Units (EOUs), Information Technology (IT) and Bio-Technology (BT)
units exempted from payment of duties for 7 years.
•Waiver of Stamp Duty
•Up to 31st March 2018 in C, D, D+ Talukas and No Industry District & Naxxlism Affected Areas.
•A and B areas, stamp duty exemption would be available are as under:
BT and IT units in public parks : 100%
BT and IT units in private parks : 75%
Mega Projects (For First Conveyance Deed Only) : 50%
•Power Tariff Subsidy
•New Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises will be eligible for power tariff subsidy.
•Rs 1/- per unit for the Units located in Vidarbha, Marathwada, North Maharashtra and the
Districts of Raigad, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg in Kokan Region from the date of commencement
of commercial production, for the energy consumed and paid.
•Rs 0.50 per unit for the Units in other areas of the State for a period of 3 years from the date of
commencement of commercial production, for the energy consumed and paid.
•The Units in Group "A" areas will however not be eligible for this incentive.

14. •Incentives for Strengthening MSMEs and LSIs
The followings incentives shall be admissible to the MSMEs and LSIs so as to promote
Quality Competitiveness, Research & Development, Technology Upgradation, Water &
Energy Conservation, Cleaner Production Measures and Credit Rating -
(i) New MSMEs and Expansion thereof in all categories of areas will be eligible
for following incentives -
•5% subsidy on capital equipment subject to maximum of Rs. 25 lacs.
•75% subsidy on Quality Certification Expenses limited to Rs. 1 lac.
•25% Subsidy on Cleaner production Measures limited to Rs. 5 lac.
•75% Subsidy on Patent Registration Expenses limited to Rs. 10 lac. For National
Patents & Rs. 20 lac for the International Patents.
(ii) Incentives for Credit Rating of MSMEs in all categories of areas -
•75% of the cost of carrying out Credit Rating by Small Industries Development Bank
of India/ Government accredited Credit Rating Agency, limited to Rs. 40,000.
(iii) New MSMEs, LSI and Expansion thereof will be eligible for the following
Incentives in all categories of areas –
•75% of cost of water audit limited to Rs. 1.00 lac.
•75% of cost of energy audit limited to Rs. 2.00 lac.
•50% of the cost of Capital Equipment under the measures to conserve/recycle water,
limited to Rs. 5 lac.
•50% of the cost of Capital Equipment for improving energy Efficiency, limited to Rs.
5 lac.

15. REPORT BY
• SUNIL SETH KAKKAD
• EVERGREEN TOWER
SECTOR 40 PLOT NO 32
• SEA WOODS WEST
• NAVI MUMBAI
• MOBILE :9820614117
• sethkakkad@gmail.com

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