Investment incentives

Investment Incentives – Investment incentives are financial or regulatory benefits provided by governments to encourage businesses to invest in certain regions, sectors, or activities. These incentives aim to promote economic growth, job creation, and industrial development. Key Features: Can include tax breaks, deductions, or credits to reduce the cost of investment. May involve grants, subsidies, or low-interest loans for eligible projects. Often targeted at priority industries, underdeveloped regions, or innovative sectors. Designed to attract domestic and foreign investment and enhance competitiveness. Example: A government offers a 15% tax credit on investments in renewable energy projects. A company investing ₹50 lakh in solar panels can reduce its taxable income by ₹7.5 lakh, encouraging green energy adoption