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Tax Incentives and Production-Linked Incentives (PLI) at DPIA
Maximize Your Business Profits with India’s Most Competitive Tax Incentives
India’s government has introduced a series of pro-business tax incentives and policies aimed at attracting global investments and fostering industrial growth. At Dighi Port Industrial Area (DPIA), businesses can leverage these benefits to significantly reduce operational costs and accelerate profitability.
From corporate tax reductions to customs exemptions, and from sector-specific incentives to the flagship Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme, DPIA offers an unbeatable financial environment for domestic and international companies.
Key Tax Incentives Available at DPIA
Corporate Tax Benefits
Reduced corporate tax rates for new manufacturing companies:
- 15% corporate tax rate (plus applicable surcharges) for new domestic manufacturing firms incorporated after October 1, 2019, and commencing production before March 31, 2024.
- No Minimum Alternate Tax (MAT) for companies opting for this regime.
General corporate tax rate:
- 22% for domestic companies opting out of exemptions and incentives.
- 30% for companies availing older incentives (applicable to companies with annual turnover exceeding ₹400 crore).
Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Incentives
For businesses setting up in SEZs within DPIA’s Free Zones, the following benefits apply:
- 100% income tax exemption for the first five years on export profits.
- 50% tax exemption for the next five years.
- Exemption from GST on goods and services procured within SEZs.
- Customs duty exemption on capital goods, raw materials, and finished goods.
Customs & Import Duty Exemptions
- No import duties for companies operating in Free Trade Warehousing Zones (FTWZ) within DPIA.
- Duty-free import of capital goods under the Export Promotion Capital Goods (EPCG) Scheme.
- Refund of duties paid on imported raw materials used for export-oriented production.
Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme – A Game Changer for Manufacturing in India
The PLI Scheme is one of India’s most ambitious industrial policies, offering direct financial incentives to businesses for boosting domestic production, increasing exports, and creating jobs.
DPIA companies across key industries can leverage PLI benefits to enhance their competitiveness and reduce manufacturing costs.
Key Features of the PLI Scheme
- Financial incentives ranging from 4% to 6% on incremental sales of manufactured goods.
- Sector-specific PLI allocations covering industries such as Semiconductors, Electronics, EV & Battery Manufacturing, Green Energy, Pharmaceuticals, Food Processing, Textiles, and more.
- Cumulative government outlay of over ₹2 lakh crore (approximately $26 billion) to support businesses over 5-7 years.
Top Sectors Covered Under the PLI Scheme at DPIA
Semiconductor & Electronics Manufacturing
- ₹76,000 crore (~$10 billion) allocated for developing a semiconductor ecosystem.
- Incentives for setting up Semiconductor Fabrication (FAB) Units, OSAT (Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly & Testing) Plants, and Display Panel Units.
- Up to 50% capital expenditure reimbursement for semiconductor companies investing in India.
Why DPIA is the Best Place to Avail Tax & PLI Incentives?
Dighi Port Industrial Area is India’s next big industrial hub, designed to give businesses a tax-friendly and incentive-driven operational environment. By relocating or setting up your business at DPIA, you gain access to:
- Exclusive Free Zones with maximum tax benefits.
- Dedicated plug-and-play industrial parks.
- Personalized assistance in securing PLI incentives.
- Expedited government approvals and custom duty waivers.
- A thriving industrial ecosystem with high export potential.
Your Future Starts at DPIA
For more information, reach out to our team. The Smartest Investment Destination in India.
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