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Special Integrated Industrial Promotion Policy – 2008 for Hilly & Remote Areas of Uttrakhand Chartered Accountants Society R I S H I K E S H Industries Association of Uttarakhand

Hill Industrial Policy 2008

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This is the presentation on Hill Industrial Policy 2008 of Uttarakhand State. This presentation was presented in a Workshop organized by Chartered Accountants Society, Rishikesh and Industries Association of Uttarakhand at Rishikesh on 13th June 2009. The workshop was headed by Hon'ble Addl. Director of Industries, Uttarakhand.

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Page 1: Hill Industrial Policy 2008

Special Integrated Industrial

Promotion Policy – 2008for Hilly & Remote Areas of Uttrakhand

CharteredAccountants Society

R I S H I K E S H

Industries

Association of

Uttarakhand

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Non-polluting manufacturing

industries under

Green and Orange

1.

Green and Orange

Categories.(Classification as per Ministry of Environment & Forests, Government

of India)

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Activities notified by

Central Government as

Thrust Sector Industries

2.

Thrust Sector Industriesunder Special package for the state

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Activities recognized by State

Government as Industry such as

Tourism activities

3.

Government as such as

Tourism activities etc.

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Following service sector and other sector activities covered under Special

Industrial Package -2007 for North-East States.

� Hotels, Adventurous and recreational sports and

Rope-way.

� Nursing Homes equipped with Medical and

4.

� Nursing Homes equipped with Medical and

Health Facilities.

� Vocational Training Institutes such as Hotel

Management, Catering and Food Craft,

Entrepreneurship Development Training, Nursing

and Paramedical, Training related to Civil Aviation,

Fashion Designing and Industrial and Skill

Development Training.

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Bio-Technology Industry

5.

6.

Protected

Agriculture/Poly House, Cold Storage Activities

6.

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Petrol & Diesel pumping Station and Gas Godown

7.

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Residents of the state will

get all the benefits of

Category A irrespective Category A irrespective

of fact whether the unit is set-up in Category A or B

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10 Years From 1st April 2008 to 31st March 2018

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� Newly Set-up Unit

� Set-up after 1st April 2008

� Registered with DIC/Filed IEM with GOI

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Full Exemption from Stamp Duty

on

-Lease Deed on taking land on lease or

on on

- Sale Deed on purchasing land

in Industrial Areas developed by

State Govt. / Private Enterprenuers

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Full Exemption from Stamp Duty

on

Sale Deed on purchasing land Sale Deed on purchasing land

outside Industrial Areas

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Promoting Co-operative Societies

for maintenance of Industrial Areas

� Co-operative Society formed by Industrialists

� State Govt. will give Grant in Aid in ratio of Capital � State Govt. will give Grant in Aid in ratio of Capital

Contribution (5 times of member contribution,

maximum of Rs. 15 Lacs)

�Money to be kept in FDRs, Intt. used for maintenance

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Promoting Private Industrial Areas

�Minimum Land Required 2 acres.

� Grant in aid of 50% of Total Expenditure on � Grant in aid of 50% of Total Expenditure on

Infrastructure Facilities (maximum of Rs. 50 Lacs)

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Investment eligible for Capital Investment Subsidy

Investment in

� Workshop Building

� Plant

� Machinery� Equipments

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Amount of Subsidy

Category A : 25 % of Eligible Investment

(maximum Rs. 30 Lacs)(maximum Rs. 30 Lacs)

Category B :20 % of Eligible Investment

(maximum Rs. 25 Lacs)

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Subsidy on Interest paid on Loans to Banks/Financial Institutions

Category A : Up to 6 % of Normal rate of

Interest Interest (maximum Rs. 5 Lacs per unit per year)

Category B : Up to 5 % of Normal rate of

Interest (maximum Rs. 3 Lacs per unit per year)

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For approved activities 10 year 100% exemption may be given from

Electricity Bill of :

�Manufacturing Process in case of

Manufacturing unitsManufacturing units

� Office and Service units in case of Service Sector

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Not Eligible:

� Hotels/Motels

� Resorts

� Guest House

� Steel Rolling Mills� Steel Rolling Mills

� Electric Furnace

� Other units consuming excess electricity

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Preference will be given to:

� Industries based on

� Fruits Conservation

� Herbs� Herbs

� Local Products

� Non-polluting Industries

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VAT on sale of manufactured goods

will be reimbursed to manufacturing

units

Category A : 90 % of Total VAT Payable90 % of Total VAT Payable

Category B : 75 % of Total VAT Payable

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Category A : 5 % of Annual Turnover (Maximum 5 Lac)

Category B : 3% of Annual Turnover (Maximum 3 Lac)

* Annual Turnover to be verified from VAT Return

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75% of expense on:

� ISO Certification

� ISI Certification

� Quality Marking

� BIS� BIS

� FPO License

� Trademark

� Patent� Copyright registration

* Maximum of Rs. 1 Lac

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Total Subsidy/Assistance under

Scheme not to exceed:

�60 % of Total Capital Investment in the

unit

oror

�Maximum of Rs. 60 Lacs

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Major Capital Cost met by StateMajor Capital Cost met by StateMajor Capital Cost met by StateMajor Capital Cost met by State

•Subsidy on Investment in Plant and Machinery:

�25 % of Investment under Hill Policy

�15 % of Investment under Industrial Package

oSo he has to bear only 60% of Cost of Plant and

Machinery

•50% cost of Infrastructures met by State

(in case of mega projects)

•75% Expenses on Intellectual Property reimbursed by State

•Stamp Duty on Land Purchase/Lease waived

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Major Running Exp. met by StateMajor Running Exp. met by StateMajor Running Exp. met by StateMajor Running Exp. met by State

•Transport Expenses reimbursed by State

•100% Electric Expenses Waiver

•At current rates, half of Interest Expense borne by State•At current rates, half of Interest Expense borne by State

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Making it a NoMaking it a NoMaking it a NoMaking it a No----Tax Regime, a Tax HeavenTax Regime, a Tax HeavenTax Regime, a Tax HeavenTax Regime, a Tax Heaven

•100% Income Tax Holiday under section 80IC

�33 % of Profits are saved

(MAT will be payable)

•100% Excise Duty Exemption•100% Excise Duty Exemption

•90 % VAT payback

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