Impact of Union Budget 2017 on Start-ups
The Government of India has given impetus to start-ups by offering various tax incentives in Budget 2016.
The government’s Start-up India movement is expected to get a shot in the arm in the Union Budget 2017 to be announced on 1 Feb. The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) appears to have suggested tax sops for the start-ups, including changes in the way ESOPs are taxable, holding period of long term capital gains for unlisted securities, etc. The start-up ecosystem is certainly looking at the budget for relief from the recent action of the income-tax authorities to levy tax on premium received during the angel and VC funding rounds. Will the Union Budget 2017 be a game changer for the start-up ecosystem?
With an eager eye on the Budget 2017, TiE has partnered with Deloitte to present the budget analysis with a specific focus on start-ups and investor community
Join us for a session to analyse the 2017 budget and its effects with some prominent speakers namely:
Mr. Anand Desai –- DSK Legal
Ms. Anjlika Chopra – Deloitte
Mr. Bhavik Shah -– Deloitte
Mr. Jitendra Gupta -– PayU
Mr. Nishith Desai –- Nishith Desai & Associates
Mr. Pritin Kumar – Deloitte
Mr. Rakesh Alshi – Deloitte
Mr.Utpal Desai – Deloitte
Mr. Vishal Palwe -– Deloitte
Mr. Raj Nair – Avalon Consulting
They will discuss:
Impact of corporate tax proposals
Impact of indirect tax proposals
International tax highlights
Amendments related to transfer pricing
Ramifications of key budget proposals to the start-up ecosystem
Individual taxation updates for the investor community
DATE: 03 February 2017 | TIME:4:00 p.m to 7:00 p.m
Pricing: TiE Member: Rs. 150/- | Non Member: Rs. 300/-
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VENUE: Lower Parel, Mumbai
For any queries contact: events@tiemumbai.org
