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CA Jasmeet Singh

In God We Trust, The... • 1m

🚀 DPIIT Registration for Startups 101 🔍 What is it? DPIIT Registration is the Indian government's official recognition for startups under the Startup India initiative, launched in 2016 to boost innovation and entrepreneurship! 🇮🇳 ✨ Why Register? 💰 Financial Perks - 💸 Tax Benefits: 3-year income tax exemption - 📝 Patent Filing: Large fee reduction - 💼 Funding Access: Priority for govt funds & ₹10,000 crore Fund of Funds ⚖️ Regulatory Wins - ✅ Self-Certification: Easier compliance for labor & environmental laws - 🏎️ Fast-Track Patents: Priority examination - 📊 Procurement Edge: Relaxed criteria for govt tenders 🌟 Networking Boost - 🤝 Connect: With investors, mentors & incubators - 🔬 Research Access: Partnerships with academia - 🎯 Events: Priority in startup competitions 📋 Eligibility Checklist - ⏰ Age: ≤ 10 years since incorporation - 🏢 Entity: Private Ltd, Partnership, or LLP - 💵 Turnover: ≤ ₹100 crore annually - 💡 Innovation: Working on innovative products/services 🔄 How to Apply 1. 💻 Register on [startup.gov.in](https://startup.gov.in) 2. 📄 Submit required documents 3. 🎉 Receive recognition certificate 🚀 Ready to transform your startup journey? Get DPIIT-registered today! 🌈

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