The Startup India Registration 2025 process on Udyog Suvidha Kendra starts with filling out an online application and payment. followed by a call for additional information and document submission. After verification, a digital signature for the company is created, and the startup profile is completed on the National Single Window platform. The application is then filed, processed by the government, and any raised queries are resolved. Upon approval, the Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) and token are issued, and the final Startup Certificate is sent via email, completing the registration.
On obtaining startup India certificate, the startups can avail various assistance in applying for intellectual property rights e.g. Trademark registration, patent and copyright registration. Recognized startups can avail following reliefs in IPR: Fast-track startup patent applications with 80% government fees rebate.
Tax Exemption:
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Startups under the Startup India Scheme can apply for tax exemption under Section 80 IAC for 3 consecutive years out of the first 10 years since incorporation.
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Conditions: Must be a Private Limited Company or LLP, and incorporated between 01 April 2016 to 01 April 2021.
Angel Tax Exemption:
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Exemption on angel investment if paid-up share capital and premium ≤ ₹25 Crore post-issue.
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Subject to investment in certain assets.
Trademark & Patent Fee Rebate:
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80% rebate on patent fees; rebate on trademark application fees.
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Facilitator fees for patents, trademarks, and designs are covered by the Government.
Self-Certification:
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Self-certify compliance under 6 labor laws and 3 environmental laws for 5 years.
Government Tenders:
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No prior experience/turnover required for government tenders.
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Exemption from Earnest Money Deposit.
Networking Platform:
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Access to events, investors, and Government e-Marketplace for sales.
Fund of Funds:
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Access to ₹10,000 Crore fund via SIDBI.
Faster Exit:
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Fast-track winding up within 90 days under IBC 2016 for eligible startups.