Tax treatment could hurt domestic funds

By Baljit Singh Kalha and Pragya Dhamija,Titus & Co
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Venture capital is a useful source of risk capital, especially for start-up ventures in the knowledge-intensive sectors. Since such funds enjoy a pass-through status, it is necessary for the government to limit the tax benefit to investments made in truly deserving sectors.

Baljit Singh Kalha, Titus & Co
Baljit Singh Kalha
Titus & Co

As of December 2007, there were more than 60 major venture capital funds (VCF) in India. These funds have been attracted by the pass-through status available under the tax laws as well as the educational level and technological expertise of the Indian population.

The Indian government’s efforts to develop venture capital investment in order to promote industrial growth have resulted in various regulatory changes that affect both domestic and offshore investors.

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