Top 7 Mistakes That Cancel Your Subsidy

If you purchase plant machinery or pay advances to suppliers before getting official provisional registration from the District Industries Centre (DIC) or Tourism Board, those bills are permanently excluded from subsidy.

If the machine names or building costs written in your bank loan do not match what is filed with the government department, the audit committee stops your payout.

Some middleman agents tell shopkeepers they can get factory subsidies by creating fake manufacturing bills. When government officers come for physical site inspection, the file is rejected and penalized.

After your factory or hotel starts commercial operations, you must file your final subsidy claim within 6 to 12 months. If you miss this statutory deadline, the subsidy is cancelled.

Government schemes only pay subsidy on brand-new machinery. Second-hand machines are rejected unless you have special prior government permission and engineer valuation.

Assuming your village has the same subsidy percentage across all policies is a costly mistake. Certain tehsils fall in Category B under MSME but qualify as Category A under Tourism Policy 2030.

Unlicensed middleman agents cannot provide verified documentation or compliance certification. When state auditors inspect the file, uncertified claims are stopped.