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With a view to achieving double digit economic growth in Madhya Pradesh for
making the state prosperous, the state cabinet has approved new Industry
Promotion Policy 2004 and Action Plan on Sunday. The Industry Promotion Policy
would be effective for five years from April 1, 2004.
Under the action plan prepared for implementation of the Industry Promotion Policy
following institutional arrangements would be made.
5. Double system of taxation would be abolished in the industrial areas and the
industrial development centers. Public participation and autonomous committees
would be responsible for maintenance and upkeep of industrial areas and industrial
development centers. Relevant amendments would be made in Madhya Pradesh
Municipal Act 1961, Madhya Pradesh Municipal Act 1956 and Panchayat Act 1993 for
transferring powers and responsibilities pertaining to property tax, duty on transfer
of properties, sewage, building control public services etc. to these committees.
7. The State Government would give priority for completion of initial development
works at following industrial parks
9. Pradhan Mantri Rojgar Yojana and other employment oriented schemes are
being implemented for educated unemployed youth of lower income families. For
the families with annual income of up to Rs 1.50 lakhs, Deendayal Rojgar Yojana
would be launched for providing assistance to unemployed youths for starting self-
employment ventures. This scheme would be implemented in the place of existing
scheme of providing unemployment allowance to the unemployed person. The State
Government has already created Madhya Pradesh Employment Board for
supervision of all employment and self-employment oriented schemes and
suggesting policy interventions for increasing employment.
c) The industry department would charge stamp duty and registration fee on the
basis of transfer fee in cases of land transfer. Blood relations
(Husband/Wife/Mother/Father/Son/Daughter/Brother/Sister Grand Daughter/Grand
Son) would not be included in the transfer category for ownership or partnership
units. In such cases no transfer fee would be charged. Appropriate amendments in
the lease deed would be make for which Rs one thousand as stamp duty and Rs one
hundred as registration fee would be charged.
d) Stamp Duty and Registration Fee would be fully exempted for the industrial units,
which have been closed down and acquired by the financial institutions and banks or
referred to BIFR or liquidator for disposal.
e) Full exemption in stamp duty and registration fee for sale and transfer of closed
down industrial units would be given, which fall in the ambit of sickness defined by
the Reserve Bank of India.
f) Stamp duty and registration charges would be not more than Rs 10 lakhs, in
those cases where the management of an industrial unit had run the unit at 50 per
cent of the capacity for three years in last five years and with a view to better
utilizing the capacity the unit is being amalgamated or merged as an on going
concern.
8. For import of agricultural produce as raw material from the outside the
state, the food processing industry would not be charged Mandi Tax.
12. The new policy contains special packages for textile, medicinal and herbal
industries and automobile component industry.
13. Special package for acquisition/purchase of close down sick industries for
reviving them has also been given. Policy package 2004 for sick industrial units of
the state has also been provided in the policy, which would be available to large and
medium industries. Revival scheme for sick small-scale industries has also been
approved.