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of <h1>Eligibility criteria for recognized Startups amended w.e.f. 04-02-2026 tightening turnover and investment rules, new Deep Tech tests</h1> Eligibility criteria for recognition of Startups were revised effective 4 February 2026: eligible entities include private limited companies, LLPs, partnership firms, multistate cooperative societies and state cooperative societies; recognition ordinarily lasts ten years (extended to twenty years for Deep Tech Startups) and turnover limits are set at Rs. 200 crore (Rs. 300 crore for Deep Tech). DPIIT will administer recognition via an online portal; a Board will issue certificates for tax benefits under section 80IAC to qualifying private companies and LLPs. Recognised Startups face specified investment restrictions during recognition; certificates may be revoked where obtained by false information. Central Government may relax conditions in special cases.
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