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联邦预算:sia -印度希望为太空部门提供PLI计划，寻求税收优惠
SIA-India周五在一份声明中援引报道称，印度太空经济将从2020年的96亿美元增长到2025年的128亿美元，并补充说，该国目前有100多家太空技术初创公司。
SIA-India周五在一份声明中援引报道称，印度太空经济将从2020年的96亿美元增长到2025年的128亿美元，并补充说该国拥有100多项太空技术。spacetech)初创公司。
资金在spacetech创业根据SIA-India的数据，2021年同比增长196%至6800万美元。
在这种情况下，aPLI方案将帮助印度航天技术初创公司和现有制造商开发航天器、小型/纳米卫星、卫星通信组件、控制系统、传感器、模块、运载火箭、推进系统等，进入并扩展到商业细分市场。根据SIA-India的说法，这将使印度成为该行业的出口中心。
总部位于德里的协会表示:“根据所得税法的规定，延长企业税收优惠或免税期，以及太空科技园区/现有制造设施被视为经济特区的政策，将有助于启动太空工业的发展。”
它补充说:“税收管辖权的问题必须在征税法规中明确规定，因为原本不在印度管辖范围内的活动，出于国家安全的目的，可以在其他立法中被视为属于印度的管辖范围。”
COAI的Kochhar说:无线许可改革加快了电信行业的投资
电信机构总干事SP Kochhar在周二的一份声明中表示:“该行业称赞无线许可领域的改革，这加快了投资，使其更容易获得无线电频率分配常务咨询委员会(SACFA)的证书许可，这是在街道家具上放置小型电池所必需的，同时还显著降低了处理费用。”
根据SIA-India，在税收法规本身的范围内对税收管辖权制定具体政策，将避免不同的政府监管机构对印度对特定空间活动征税或监管的管辖权持有相反的观点。
“税收指导方针应确保不存在重复征税，管辖权重叠的国家不会对同一卫星服务或同一应税事项重复征税。”
此外，该协会建议增加研发方面的扣除和税收优惠，对私人玩家的水平豁免，额外折旧，税收的确定性，创造就业等，以“增加对该行业的整体吸引力”。
财政部长吧Sitharaman将于2023年2月1日提交欧盟预算。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The Centre in its Union Budget<\/a> for fiscal 2023-24 should introduce a Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for the space sector, provide a tax holiday regime and Goods and Services Tax (GST) incentives for companies working in the sector, and offer clarity on the taxation jurisdiction over space activities, according to the SatCom<\/a> Industry<\/a> Association-India (SIA-India<\/a>). SIA-India said in a statement on Friday, while citing reports, that the Indian space economy is set to grow to $12.8 billion in 2025 from $9.6 billion in 2020, adding that the country has over 100 space technology (spacetech<\/a>) startups currently.
The funding in the spacetech startups<\/a> increased 196% year-over-year to $68 million in 2021, as per SIA-India.
<\/div><\/div>It said that the Make in India and the \u201cAtmaNirbhar Bharat\u201d initiative policies are expected to spur small satellite manufacturing growth owing to increased demand for small satellites and have inspired \u201cconfidence in the health of the commercial space economy in India\u201d.
In this context, a PLI scheme<\/a> will help Indian spacetech startups and the existing manufacturers developing spacecrafts, small\/nanosatellites, satellite communication components, and control systems, sensors, modules, launch vehicles, propulsion systems, and others, to enter and expand into the commercial market segment. This will enable India to become an export hub in the sector, as per SIA-India.
\u201cAn extension of corporate tax incentive or tax holiday under the provisions of the Income Tax laws along with policies on Space Tech parks\/existing manufacturing setups be treated as deemed Special Economic Zone (SEZ) would help initiate the development of the space industry,\u201d the Delhi-based association said.
\u201cIt is imperative that the question of jurisdiction to tax is specifically laid down in taxing statutes as activities that are otherwise outside the jurisdiction of India, could, for purposes of national security, be treated as falling within India\u2019s jurisdiction in other legislations,\u201d it added.
In this context, a PLI scheme<\/a> will help Indian spacetech startups and the existing manufacturers developing spacecrafts, small\/nanosatellites, satellite communication components, and control systems, sensors, modules, launch vehicles, propulsion systems, and others, to enter and expand into the commercial market segment. This will enable India to become an export hub in the sector, as per SIA-India.
\u201cAn extension of corporate tax incentive or tax holiday under the provisions of the Income Tax laws along with policies on Space Tech parks\/existing manufacturing setups be treated as deemed Special Economic Zone (SEZ) would help initiate the development of the space industry,\u201d the Delhi-based association said.
\u201cIt is imperative that the question of jurisdiction to tax is specifically laid down in taxing statutes as activities that are otherwise outside the jurisdiction of India, could, for purposes of national security, be treated as falling within India\u2019s jurisdiction in other legislations,\u201d it added.
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