The West Bengal Incentive Scheme 2004

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The West Bengal Incentive Scheme 2004 Recently, the Government amended the The West Bengal Incentive Scheme 2000 vide Notification No. 134-CI/O/Incentive/17/03/1 dated 24th March' 2004 now called The West Bengal Incentive Scheme, 2004 (herein after referred to as WBIS 2004). Period of Operation of The Scheme It shall come into effect on and from the 1st day of April' 2004 in the whole of West Bengal and shall remain valid for a period of 5 years ending on the 31st of March' 2009. Applicability of the WBIS 2004 The WBIS 2004 shall generally be applicable to all large/ small scale projects and tourism units in large / small scale sector to be set up and also expansion project of existing units on or after 1st April, 2004. The units may be in the private sector, cooperative sector, joint sector as also companies/ undertakings owned or managed by the State Government. Non-applicability of the WBIS 2004 The WBIS 2004 shall not be applicable to those industrial/tourism projects that have been registered for and have been sanctioned incentives under any previous scheme. Provided that for projects which have been registered and for which eligibility certificate have been issued in terms of the 2000 Scheme, but no disbursement of incentives has been made, the units concerned may opt for registration under the WBIS 2004 if the projects otherwise fulfill the terms any conditions under this Scheme. This WBIS 2004 shall not be applicable to the industries listed in the negative list of industries. Negative list of Industries: Hydrogenated Edible Oil. Hospital, Nursing Home, Clinics, Diagnostic Centre. Amusement Parks. Bricks (excluding fly ash bricks, sand lime bricks, refractory bricks). Thermal Plants for generation of electricity except for captive use specifically required for the unit(s) to be registered. Distribution of electricity. Aquaculture Projects. All types of plantation including Tea Plantation and bought leaf tea processing factory.

Any other industry notified by the State Government for inclusion in this list. Eligibility Criteria Any industrial project in the large sector to which this scheme applies, shall be eligible for securing an eligibility certificate provided: The project is covered by a detailed feasibility report/ project report prepared for the purpose: The project has been approved and sanctioned by the Central Financial Institution or the Commercial Banks or the State Financial Institutions, as the case may be. In the case of projects with arrangement of finance from own resources, issue of the eligibility certificate shall be considered provided the WBIDC is satisfied about the arrangement of such finance. Any Industrial unit in the small-scale sector shall be eligible for incentives under this scheme subject to the fulfillment of certain conditions. Classification of Developed Areas and Backward Areas For the purpose of determination of types and quantum on incentive available under this Scheme for the approved projects, according to their location, the State shall be classified in the following groups : Group A - Kolkata Municipal Corporation. Group B - North 24 Parganas, South 24 Parganas (excluding the areas under the Kolkata Municipal Corporation jurisdiction), Howrah, Hooghly, Burdwan, Nadia and Purba Medinipur Districts. Group C - Murshidabad, Birbhum, Purulia, Bankura, Maida, Coochbehar, Uttar Dinajpur, Dakshin Dinajpur, Jalpaiguri, Darjeeling and Paschim Medinipur Districts. No incentive will be granted to any unit set up in the area under Group A except to the extent provided in this Scheme. Incentives Under The WBIS 2004 State Capital Investment Subsidy Interest Subsidy Waiver of Electricity Duty Additional Incentives on Generation of Employment. Refund of Stamp Duty & Registration Fee Subsidy for conversion for use of piped gas Subsidy for Quality Improvement in the Small Scale Sector Additional Incentive for certain sectors Incentives for approved Expansion project of an Existing unit Incentives for Leather Units both in the tanning and manufacturing sectors on relocation accompanies with modernisation Incentives to service related activities in Food Processing sector and Development of Post Harvest Infrastructure. State Capital Investment Subsidy An eligible unit located in group 'B' area and set up in the State on or after

1st April, 2004 will be entitled to the State Capital Investment Subsidy @ 7.5% of the Fixed Capital Investment subject to a limit of Rs. 150.00 Lacs. An eligible Industrial unit located in a group 'C' area and set up in the State on or after 1st April, 2004 will be entitled to the State Capital Investment Subsidy 10% of the Fixed Capital Investment subject to a limit of Rs. 250.00 Lacs. Interest Subsidy Subject to provisions, an eligible for its approved project will be entitled to Interest Subsidy to the extent of 25% of the annual interest liability on the term loan borrowed from a Commercial Bank/ Financial Institution, for implementation of the approved project, subject to a limit of Rs. 100.00 Lacs per year depending on the location of the unit as follows: Waiver of Electricity Duty An eligible unit for its approved project will be entitled to waiver of electricity duty on the electricity consumed for its production/ operation activity for a period of 5 years from the date of commercial production/ operation. Additional Incentive on Generation of Employment The units will be entitled to reimbursement of the under noted expenditure incurred by it if at least 50% of its employees are recruited from amongst the persons registered with the Employment Exchanges of the State and Employment Exchange Registration cards (original or attested photocopies) are produced at the time of claiming this incentive. Subject to conditions in the para above, an eligible unit in the large sector will be entitled to reimbursement to the extend of 50% of the expenditure incurred by it for paying its contribution towards Employees State Insurance (ESI) and Employees Provident Fund (EPF) depending on the location of the unit as follows: Subject to conditions in the para above, an eligible unit in the Small Scale Sector will be entitled to reimbursement to the extent of 75% of the expenditure incurred by it for paying its contribution towards Employees State Insurance (ESI) and Employees Provident Fund (EPF) depending on the location of the unit as follows: The reimbursement of the expenditure prescribed above will be payable annually based on minimum statutory limit subject to the conditions that the unit has paid its contribution towards ESI & EPF on due dates. Refund of Stamp Duty & Registration Fee An eligible unit irrespective of its location will be entitled to refund of 50% of stamp

duty and registration fee paid by it for the purpose of registration of documents within the State relating to purchase/acquisition of land and building for setting up of the approved project. Industrial Complex and Centres set up with infrastructural facilities will be entitled to refund of 50% of stamp duty and registration fee paid by it for the first sale in relation to such complex and centres. Infrastructure facility must include the following items: (i) Roads; (ii) Water Supply; (iii) Power; (iv) Provisions of Solid Waste Disposal; (v) Common Effluent Treatment Plant (vi) Drainage Facility. Subsidy for conversion for use of piped gas An existing unit irrespective of its location, undertaking conversion for use of piped gas for manufacture/operation on or after 1st January, 2004 will be eligible to subsidy equal to 75% of the investment for necessary conversion of furnace etc. subject to a limit of Rs. 10.00 lacs. A new unit for its approved project set up on or after 1st January, 2004 envisaging use of piped gas for manufacture/operation will be entitled to the benefit prescribed in para above for installation of necessary equipment in the units for use of piped gas. An existing unit or a new unit mentioned in paras above will be entitled to subsidy of 20% of gas used for manufacture/ operation for a period of 5 years from the date of commencement of supply of gas for commercial manufacture/ operation of the unit. Subsidy for Quality Improvement in the Small Scale Sector An eligible Industrial unit in the Small Scale Sector shall be reimbursed 50% of the expenditure subject to a maximum of Rs. 5.00 Lacs incurred for modernisation of unit, installation of the Pollution Control Device and for obtaining ISI Certificate / ISO 9000/ISO 14001 from approved Institution/Research Laboratories with or without expansion project. This will not however be applicable to IT units. It is further provided that modernisation would mean addition to fixed investment with a view to increasing productivity of industrial undertaking by (1) Upgrading technology and / or process, (2) Energy saving (3) Better material handling in the work place and (4) Recovery of scarce raw materials. in accordance with the relevant Scheme having prior approval of the agencies like Directorates under Cottage & Small Scale Industries Department, West Bengal or Small Industries Development Corporation, West Bengal or Small Industries Service Institute, Government of India. Such benefits will be allowed only once during the validity period of the Incentive Scheme. Additional Incentives for certain sectors New units in the area of Information Technology (Software, Hardware), Electronics, Agro and Food Processing Industry, HPL Downstream Projects, Newspaper Industry,

Bio-Technology, Jute Diversification, Agriculture Implements, Tourism and Hosiery located in Group 'A' area shall be eligible to the same incentives as are normally admissible to a new unit located in Group 'B'. Incentives for Leather Units both in the tanning and manufacturing sectors on relocation accompanied with modernisation The above will be entitled to Capital Investment subsidy to the tune of 15% of fresh investment in Plant & Machinery subject to a maximum of Rs. 150 lacs in case of large scale units and 25% of fresh investment in Plant & Machinery in case of small units. The units have to be relocated in the Kolkata Leather Complex. Incentives to service related activities In Food Processing sector and Development of Post Harvest Infrastructure (i) Units having the following mechanized facilitiesa. Grading, sorting, washing and pre-cooling b. Controlled atmosphere/modified atmosphere, packaging system c. Cold Storage d. Refrigerated Vehicle (ii) Multi-purpose cold storage units (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) Units based on application of Biotechnology tissue culture laboratory, hybrid seed production centre, plant health clinic Centre for production of intermediate products and semi-processed products for preservation of raw materials to supply to the processing units Units engaged in the production of fermented vegetables, fruit pulps etc. from aromatic and medicinal plant Bee keeping units and mushroom cultivation and processing units in artificially controlled atmosphere will be entitled to the benefit under WBIS 2004.