CS Executive · Setting Up of Business, Industrial and Labour Laws · Startups and its Registration
Meera, a founder, asks what 'easy exit' means in the Startup India Action Plan. Which description is correct?
Easy exit means startups can wind up their business within a shortened timeline, targeted at ninety days from applying under the insolvency framework. It does not exempt anyone from taxes, permit closure without informing authorities, or transfer liabilities to the Government.
- AAllowing startups to wind up business within a shortened period, such as within ninety days of applying under the insolvency frameworkCorrect
- BAutomatic exemption from all taxes after closure
- CPermission to close without informing any authority
- DTransfer of liabilities to the Government on closure
Explanation
The Action Plan aimed at making winding up easier, with insolvency resolution for startups targeted within a short period of ninety days from the application. It does not remove tax duties, allow closure without notice, or shift liabilities to the Government.
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