The DPIIT may soon develop a framework to accredit investors looking to invest in start-ups to save them from the hassles of Angel Tax.

Startups to get angel tax relief retrospectively from Feb 19; here are new norms notified by CBDTThe government in February relaxed the definition of startups in a bid to encourage budding entrepreneurs, and allowed them to avail full angel tax concession on investments worth up to Rs 25 crore. Following that up, the income tax department recently notified the modified norms for startups to enable them to seek this exemption. The modified norms will be effective retrospectively from February ...

The CBDT clarified that the provisions of Section 56 (2)(viib) of the Income Tax Act won't apply to consideration received by a startup for the issue of shares in excess of their face value if these funds have been received in accordance with the conditions put in place by the DPIIT in February

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BusinessToday.In spoke to a few businesses to understand what the government announcements regarding the angel tax norms and change in definition of startups meant to them

The government Tuesday eased rules for startups by announcing a string of exemptions which includes the contentious and much debated issue of Angel Tax

The government's move to relax norms for start-ups will \"unshackle angel investing\" and unleash the next wave of entrepreneurship in the country, helping India further strengthen its position as a leading \"start'up nation\", according to industry experts.

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Union Minister of Commerce & Industry Suresh Prabhu in a series of tweets widened the definition of startups amongst a host of other clarifications.