Central Government Subsidy schemes
Central Government Subsidy garg February 6, 2020
Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme (CLCSS)

Micro and Small Industries get 15% (max 15 Lakhs) of their investment in eligible machineries. This scheme is presently on hold and is expected to be announced soon.

Clc scheme
Technology and Quality Upgradation
Technology and Quality Upgradation (TEQUP)

Micro & Small Industries get 25% subsidy (max 10 Lakhs) for their investment in energy saving machines. This scheme is presently on hold.

Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS)

This scheme is administered by the Ministry of Textile, Govt of India. Under this scheme Textile Industries in the value chain from farm to fabric get different capital subsidies depending upon their sector. Technical Textile Industries also get benefit under this scheme.

 

 

 

Sr NoSegmentRate of capital investment subsidyCeiling as per individual entity
1.Garmenting, Technical Textiles15% of Eligible MachinesRs. 30 Crore*
2.Weaving for brand new Shuttle-less Looms (Including weaving preparatory and Knitting), Processing10% of Eligible MachinesRs. 20 Crore*
3.(a)Composite Unit/ Multiple Segments – If the eligible Capital Investment in respect of Garmenting and Technical Textiles category is more than 50% of the eligible project cost.15% of Eligible MachinesRs. 30 Crore*
3.(b)Composite Unit/ Multiple Segments – If the eligible Capital Investment in respect of Garmenting and Technical Textiles category is more than 50% of the eligible project cost.10% of Eligible MachinesRs. 20 Crore*
3.(c)Spinning, Ginning & Pressing0% (Zero) 

 

This scheme expired on 31.03.22. A new policy announcement is expected with even better incentives.

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Various NABARD Operated Schemes

NABARD administers various schemes from time to time for the benefit of agricultural and rural development and warehouses.

EPCG, Advance License

These schemes are run by DGFT wherein industries are able to import capital goods and raw material respectively under the above two schemes without any payment of import duty or IGST subject to some export commitment that they have to fulfil in the future. Export enterprises who fall under the inverted structure can also avail refund of GST under these schemes for the GST charged in their invoices during the purchase of capital goods.

EPCG-advnc License
Apeda scheme
Apeda Schemes

Agri based industries are eligible for capital subsidy for certain defined investments in certain machineries and equipment’s subject to a declaration that they would engage in export of the final produce of their industry

MOOWR scheme

Under this scheme industries are allowed to import capital goods without payment of import duty and IGST. These taxes are payable when the capital good is finally sold by the enterprise. Under the same license, the enterprises are also allowed to import raw materials without payment of import duty or IGST, again payable when the final product produced by these enterprises is sold in the domestic market of INDIA. These taxes are not payable at all if the final product produced by these enterprises are finally exported.

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