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\"\"Finance Minister Arun Jaitley<\/a> delivered a major blow for crypto-currency platforms<\/a> and made no mention of angel tax, but the Budget for 2018-19 has embraced technology<\/a> like never before. A few key points here:
\n
\nTax sops for startups<\/strong>
\n
\nEven non-tech startups with an annual turnover under Rs 25 crore can now avail tax exemptions in three consecutive assessment years out of seven. Startups can avail this if their date of incorporation is between 2016 and 2021.
\n
\nAlso, companies with a turnover of up to Rs 250 crore will pay a reduced tax rate of 25%, instead of only those with Rs 50 crore turnover. But the Finance Minister made no mention of the angel tax, which the startup sector wants scrapped.
\n
\nAadhaar<\/a> for business<\/strong>
\n
\nAfter Aadhaar for individuals, the government has now proposed unique identities for enterprises. The purpose is to crackdown on shell companies and ensure easier traceability of public money while increasing the ease of doing business.
\n
\nThere’s already a Udyog Aadhaar number for micro, small and medium enterprises meant to improve ease of doing business and promote formalisation of the sector.
\n
\nCrackdown on digital monies<\/strong>
\n
\nBitcoin exchanges are in a fix after the government decided crypto-currencies are not legal tender and to eliminate any funding of illegal activities using digital money. That doesn’t mean the government is averse to the technology backbone enabling crypto-currency transactions—blockchain. In fact, it will explore how to use blockchain to promote its digital economy agenda.
\n
\nAI and Big Tech<\/strong>
\n
\nEmerging technology got prominent mention in the Budget. NITI Aayog will initiate a national programme on AI, and Department of Science and Technology will launch a mission to support investments in research and training in robotics, AI, digital manufacturing, big data analysis, quantum communication and internet of things. Allocation for Digital India programme has doubled to Rs 3,073 crore for 2018-19.
\n
\nMSME boost for fintech<\/strong>
\n
\nWith huge data now available on micro, small and medium enterprises post demonetization and GST, the government wants fintech lending platforms to contribute to the growth of MSMEs. A finance ministry group is examining ways to create the right environment for fintech companies to grow in India. The government also wants to revamp online loan sanctioning facility for MSMEs for prompt decision-making by banks.
\n
\nTech in governance<\/strong>
\n
\nThe government is bringing technology to various aspects of governance. These include e-Vidhan to digitize the functioning of all state legislatures; a new version of the Government E-Marketplace; e-courts for universal computerization of all district and subordinate courts, and an e-Panchayats platform to provide a suite of core common applications to address various aspects of the functioning of panchayats.
\n
\nFarmer-to-market<\/strong>
\n
\nFarmers will have a new facility to sell directly to customers and bulk purchasers. Most farmers in India are small and marginal without easy access to the e-National Agriculture Market trading portal. So rural open-air bazaars will be upgraded to Gramin Agricultural Markets that will be electronically linked to e-NAM.
\n
\nTech for teachers<\/strong>
\n
\nThe government will launch a Prime Minister’s Research Fellows scheme this year that will identify 1,000 B.Tech students each year to do Ph.Ds at the IITs and the IISc.
\n
\nIn turn, it wants them to “voluntarily” commit a few hours every week to teaching in higher educational institutions. To upgrade skills of teachers, there’s the recently launched digital platform called DIKSHA (National Digital Infrastructure for Teachers).\n\n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":62745702,"title":"Telecom sector to create 4 lakh new jobs in 5 yrs: Manoj Sinha","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/telecom-sector-to-create-4-lakh-new-jobs-in-5-yrs-manoj-sinha\/62745702","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":62750280,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Budget 2018: 8 key takeaways for startups & tech companies","synopsis":"Finance Minister Arun Jaitley delivered a major blow for crypto-currency platforms and made no mention of angel tax, but the Budget for 2018-19 has embraced technology like never before","titleseo":"telecomnews\/budget-2018-8-key-takeaways-for-startups-tech-companies","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ET Bureau","artdate":"2018-02-02 08:41:07","lastupd":"2018-02-02 08:44:03","breadcrumbTags":["Budget 2018","startup budget","Arun Jaitley","AADHAAR","industry","Startup tax sops","technology"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/budget-2018-8-key-takeaways-for-startups-tech-companies"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2018-02-02" data-index="article_1">

预算2018:8关键外卖初创公司和科技公司

财政部长杰带来了重大打击,隐匿的平台和没有提到的天使税,但预算2018 - 19已经接受了前所未有的技术

  • 更新2018年2月2日08:44点坚持
财政部长杰发表了主要打击隐匿的平台没有提到天使的税收,但预算2018 - 19拥抱技术前所未有的。几个要点:

税收初创公司标准操作规程

甚至非科技公司年营业额在25卢比现在可以利用免税三年连续评估七个。创业公司可以利用这个如果他们公司的日期是在2016年和2021年之间。

同时,公司的营业额高达250卢比将减少25%的税率,而不是只有50卢比营业额。但是财政部长没有提到天使税,而启动部门想要取消。

Aadhaar为业务

Aadhaar个人之后,政府已经提出了企业独特的身份。目的是为了打击空壳公司和确保公共资金容易可追溯性,同时增加做生意的缓解。

已经有微Udyog Aadhaar数量,中小企业为了改善经商,促进行业的正规化。

打击数字货币

比特币交易在修复后,政府决定隐匿的不是法定货币,消除任何非法活动的资金使用数字的钱。这并不意味着政府反对这项技术使隐匿的transactions-blockchain支柱。事实上,它将探索如何使用区块链,促进其数字经济议程。

人工智能和大科技

新兴技术突出提到了预算。镍钛Aayog将发起一个全国性的AI,规划和科技部门将启动一项任务来支持投资研究和培训机器人,人工智能,数字制造、大数据分析、量子通信和互联网的东西。分配数字印度计划已经翻了一番,达到3073卢比2018 - 19所示。

MSME促进fintech

巨大的数据现在可以在微观,中小企业发布禁止流通和销售税,政府希望fintech贷款平台msm的增长作出贡献。财政部组是检查方法来创建合适的环境fintech企业成长在印度。政府还希望改进在线贷款制裁设施为促使银行决策的男男同性恋者。

在治理技术

政府将技术治理的各个方面。这些包括e-Vidhan数字化所有州立法机关的功能;一个新版本的政府电子交易;e-courts通用计算机化的地区和下级法院,和一个e-Panchayats平台提供的一套核心常见应用程序来解决“村务委员会”的运作的各个方面。

Farmer-to-market

农民将有新工厂直接卖给客户,批量购买。大多数农民在印度是不容易获得e-National小户和农业市场交易门户。所以农村露天集市会升级到Gramin农业市场将电子与e-NAM有关。

科技为教师

政府将推出一个总理的研究员计划今年将识别1000 B。每年科技学生博士理工学院和印度。

反过来,它想要他们“自愿”提交每周几个小时在高等教育机构的教学。升级技能的教师,有最近推出了数字平台叫做DIKSHA老师(国家数字基础设施)。
  • 发布于2018年2月2日08:41点坚持
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\"\"Finance Minister Arun Jaitley<\/a> delivered a major blow for crypto-currency platforms<\/a> and made no mention of angel tax, but the Budget for 2018-19 has embraced technology<\/a> like never before. A few key points here:
\n
\nTax sops for startups<\/strong>
\n
\nEven non-tech startups with an annual turnover under Rs 25 crore can now avail tax exemptions in three consecutive assessment years out of seven. Startups can avail this if their date of incorporation is between 2016 and 2021.
\n
\nAlso, companies with a turnover of up to Rs 250 crore will pay a reduced tax rate of 25%, instead of only those with Rs 50 crore turnover. But the Finance Minister made no mention of the angel tax, which the startup sector wants scrapped.
\n
\nAadhaar<\/a> for business<\/strong>
\n
\nAfter Aadhaar for individuals, the government has now proposed unique identities for enterprises. The purpose is to crackdown on shell companies and ensure easier traceability of public money while increasing the ease of doing business.
\n
\nThere’s already a Udyog Aadhaar number for micro, small and medium enterprises meant to improve ease of doing business and promote formalisation of the sector.
\n
\nCrackdown on digital monies<\/strong>
\n
\nBitcoin exchanges are in a fix after the government decided crypto-currencies are not legal tender and to eliminate any funding of illegal activities using digital money. That doesn’t mean the government is averse to the technology backbone enabling crypto-currency transactions—blockchain. In fact, it will explore how to use blockchain to promote its digital economy agenda.
\n
\nAI and Big Tech<\/strong>
\n
\nEmerging technology got prominent mention in the Budget. NITI Aayog will initiate a national programme on AI, and Department of Science and Technology will launch a mission to support investments in research and training in robotics, AI, digital manufacturing, big data analysis, quantum communication and internet of things. Allocation for Digital India programme has doubled to Rs 3,073 crore for 2018-19.
\n
\nMSME boost for fintech<\/strong>
\n
\nWith huge data now available on micro, small and medium enterprises post demonetization and GST, the government wants fintech lending platforms to contribute to the growth of MSMEs. A finance ministry group is examining ways to create the right environment for fintech companies to grow in India. The government also wants to revamp online loan sanctioning facility for MSMEs for prompt decision-making by banks.
\n
\nTech in governance<\/strong>
\n
\nThe government is bringing technology to various aspects of governance. These include e-Vidhan to digitize the functioning of all state legislatures; a new version of the Government E-Marketplace; e-courts for universal computerization of all district and subordinate courts, and an e-Panchayats platform to provide a suite of core common applications to address various aspects of the functioning of panchayats.
\n
\nFarmer-to-market<\/strong>
\n
\nFarmers will have a new facility to sell directly to customers and bulk purchasers. Most farmers in India are small and marginal without easy access to the e-National Agriculture Market trading portal. So rural open-air bazaars will be upgraded to Gramin Agricultural Markets that will be electronically linked to e-NAM.
\n
\nTech for teachers<\/strong>
\n
\nThe government will launch a Prime Minister’s Research Fellows scheme this year that will identify 1,000 B.Tech students each year to do Ph.Ds at the IITs and the IISc.
\n
\nIn turn, it wants them to “voluntarily” commit a few hours every week to teaching in higher educational institutions. To upgrade skills of teachers, there’s the recently launched digital platform called DIKSHA (National Digital Infrastructure for Teachers).\n\n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":62745702,"title":"Telecom sector to create 4 lakh new jobs in 5 yrs: Manoj Sinha","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/telecom-sector-to-create-4-lakh-new-jobs-in-5-yrs-manoj-sinha\/62745702","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":62750280,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Budget 2018: 8 key takeaways for startups & tech companies","synopsis":"Finance Minister Arun Jaitley delivered a major blow for crypto-currency platforms and made no mention of angel tax, but the Budget for 2018-19 has embraced technology like never before","titleseo":"telecomnews\/budget-2018-8-key-takeaways-for-startups-tech-companies","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ET Bureau","artdate":"2018-02-02 08:41:07","lastupd":"2018-02-02 08:44:03","breadcrumbTags":["Budget 2018","startup budget","Arun Jaitley","AADHAAR","industry","Startup tax sops","technology"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/budget-2018-8-key-takeaways-for-startups-tech-companies"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/budget-2018-8-key-takeaways-for-startups-tech-companies/62750280">