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Measuring Impact of Tax SOPs
offered to Corporate Tax Payers in India
19%
38%8%
17%
7%
8%
2% 2% 1% 0%
% of Total Incentive
Deduction on SEZ Export Profits
Accelerated Depreciation
Weighted Tax deducation for R&D
Deduction of Profits for Development, Infrastructure IT & Power
Deduction of Profits from Production of mineral oil &natural gas
Deduction of Profit in Uttaranchal & Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim etc
Deduction in development of SEZs
Deduction covering Donations & Social Programs
Deductions in J&K, Cold Chain, Storage of fruit, vegetables, grain etc
Miscellaneous deduction
India: Break-up of Tax Incentives
Accelerated Depreciation
[Section 32]
Weighted Tax Deduction for R&D [Section 35(1),(2AA),(2AB)]
37.6%
8.2%
Formal Approvals
Total Investment
Exports
Employment
India: Special Economic Zone Facts
413Nos.
1.5 Million
US$
55 Billion
US$
75 Billion
R&D SOPs in
*Brazil: Of All R&DRussia: Of Eligible R&D
India: Of In-house R&DChina: Of Qualifying R&D
^ For Special Economic Zones
CORPORATE TAX R&D DEDUCTION TAX HOLIDAY
Economies
^For Special Economic Zones
Indian Pharma Sector
Investments
US$36 BillionExports
US$15 Billion Employment
10 Million
Combined Market Cap of Companies*~US$135 Billion
Sixth Largest recipient of FDI in 2001- 15 US$ 13,350 Million^
^DIPP ; *On S&P BSE Healthcare Index
Indian Pharma & Innovation
The Pharmacy of the World•30% of global generics producer•Largest Vaccine Producer•One of the largest producers of Recombinant Human Insulin
India an emerging innovation Hub for the world 69% of all new offshore R&D Centers established in 2015 were in India40% of globalized Engineering and R&D investments in 2015: US$12.3 Billion
Are We Willing To Risk India’s Growing Influence in Global R&D?
READ MORE: DOWNLOAD THE WHITE PAPER BY KIRAN MAZUMDAR SHAW: “Measuring Impact & Outcome of Tax SOPs Offered to Corporate Tax Payers”