To start this business you have to get 2000 government approvals, know all about it

New Delhi. Starting a manufacturing company in India may require 1984 approvals as per central and state laws. Industry body FICCI (FICCI) told senior officials ahead of Budget 2020 that this is a time-consuming process. Along with this, the cost of starting the business will also increase significantly. FICCI also raised this issue with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman during pre-budget consultations. Senior officials were also present during this.

FICCI raised the issue at the pre-budget meeting
According to a study conducted by FICCI, approvals including compliance, filing under 122 central and state laws will be required to start a manufacturing company. These include authorizations under the environment, labor laws, GST and the Companies Act. Raising this issue on behalf of FICCI at the pre-budget meeting, officials from the Department for the Promotion of Industry and Domestic Trade expressed their confidence in investigating the matter.

‘Waste time and money’
Sandeep Somani, vice president and general manager of Hindware, says this process can be streamlined, as the person starting the business has to repeatedly visit agencies to get approvals. This wastes both your money and your time. According to a Times of India report, Somani, the former president of FICCI, also said that under different laws, many kinds of environmental clearances have to be taken. At the same time, pharmaceutical and food processing companies have to obtain many other approvals to do business across the country.

Center considers reducing free spaces
Senior officials say not all manufacturing companies need all approvals. Giving examples, he said that a manufacturing company related to the engineering sector needs authorizations under the Boiler Law, but it has nothing to do with the Food Safety and Standards Law. An official said that over time, consideration is being given to reducing the number of these approvals. Apart from this, the government is working to eliminate the hassle of repeatedly renewing many types of licences.

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