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Recently, the Government of India relaxed the Angel Tax Norms for Start-ups and enhanced the investment limit to:

Updated On: Jul 15, 2026
  • Rs. 25 Crore
  • Rs. 20 Crore
  • Rs. 15 Crore
  • Rs. 30 Crore
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This question is about the revised Angel Tax exemption limit for startups. Checking each figure:

  1. Rs. 25 Crore: This is the exact limit up to which investments in eligible startups were exempted following the government's relaxed norms.
  2. Rs. 20 Crore: Lower than the figure actually notified.
  3. Rs. 15 Crore: Also below the correct limit.
  4. Rs. 30 Crore: Higher than what was actually announced.

The notified relief measure aligns precisely with the Rs 25 crore figure.

The correct answer is Rs. 25 Crore.

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Setting the old exemption threshold side by side with the new one and looking at the actual scale of the increase helps confirm the figure being asked about.

  1. Rs. 20 Crore: This describes an earlier, separate threshold used at a different stage of startup-related exemptions, not the figure the limit was raised to in this relief measure.
  2. Rs. 15 Crore: This is below both the earlier and revised thresholds and does not fit the actual increase announced.
  3. Rs. 25 Crore: This is the figure the exemption limit was specifically raised to under the relaxed norms, giving startups relief on investments up to this amount.
  4. Rs. 30 Crore: This figure is higher than the actual revised limit that was announced.

Comparing the scale of the actual before-and-after change confirms Rs 25 crore as the new limit.

Therefore, the correct answer is Rs. 25 Crore.

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