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TaxGyani

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Big Relief for Start-Ups! 🚀 The Finance Act 2025 brings great news for aspiring entrepreneurs! The tax exemption under Section 80-IAC—which allows eligible start-ups to claim a 100% deduction on profits for three consecutive years within their first ten years—has been extended by five more years. Previously, this benefit was available to start-ups incorporated before 01-04-2025. Now, with the latest amendment, start-ups incorporated before 01-04-2030 can avail this exemption. This move aims to boost India's start-up ecosystem by providing much-needed financial support and incentives for innovation. If you're planning to launch a start-up, this is your chance to take advantage of the extended tax benefits! #StartupIndia #TaxBenefits #FinanceAct2025 #Entrepreneurship

https://incometaxindia.gov.in/budgets%20and%20bills/2025/finance_bill-2025.pdf

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