Subsidy policy for college students' entrepreneurship

Students in ordinary institutions of higher learning, vocational schools and technical colleges (within 5 years after graduation) have successfully started their own businesses, and they can apply for business start-up subsidies if they apply within 1 year from the date of obtaining their business licenses and have been operating normally for more than 6 months.

Give each household a one-time entrepreneurship support subsidy 10000 yuan.

(b) Social insurance subsidies for start-ups

College graduates who have started their own businesses in this city within 5 years after graduation and obtained business licenses or registered in other legal institutions and operated normally.

According to the lower limit of the current social insurance payment base and the payment ratio in this Municipality, social insurance subsidies such as pension, unemployment, work injury, medical care and maternity will be given for up to 3 years (individual contributions will be borne by individuals).

(3) Rent subsidy

Lease business premises (including social capital investment incubation base) can apply for rent subsidies if they start a startup and serve as the legal representative or principal responsible person. The rent subsidy is directly subsidized to the established enterprises, each household is 5000 yuan per year, and the cumulative period is no more than 3 years.

Entrepreneurship-driven employment subsidies

If a startup enterprise absorbs employment and pays social insurance premiums according to regulations, it will be given employment-driven subsidies (except the legal representative or principal responsible person) according to the number of employed people (the term of signing a labor contract is more than 1 year). Recruit 3 people (including 3 people) below, according to 2000 yuan per person subsidy; If more than 3 people are employed, a subsidy of 3,000 yuan will be given for each additional 1 person, with a total amount not exceeding 30,000 yuan.

(5) Other preferential tax policies.

1. All college graduates who are engaged in self-employment are exempted from paying the tax registration certificate fee (i.e. tax exemption) within 1 year from the date when the local industrial and commercial department approves their operation.

2. Newly established urban labor and employment service enterprises (except national industries), where the unemployed (including college graduates who have registered for unemployment, the same below) exceed 60% of the total number of employees of the enterprise, they may be exempted from income tax for 3 years with the approval of the relevant competent tax authorities.

After the expiration of the tax exemption period for labor employment service enterprises, if the newly placed unemployed persons account for more than 30% of the total number of original employees of the enterprise in that year, the income tax may be halved for 2 years with the approval of the relevant competent tax authorities.

In addition, different industries have different preferential tax policies:

(1) Enterprises or business units that newly start consulting, information and technical services for college graduates may be exempted from enterprise income tax for two years upon their application and approval by the tax authorities.

(2) College graduates set up new enterprises or institutions engaged in transportation, post and telecommunications. After the application is approved by the tax authorities, the enterprise income tax will be exempted in the first year and halved in the second year.

(3) Enterprises or business units newly established by college graduates engaged in public utilities, commerce, materials industry, foreign trade industry, tourism, logistics industry, warehousing industry, residential service industry, catering industry, educational and cultural undertakings and health undertakings may be exempted from enterprise income tax for one year upon their application and approval by the tax authorities.

In addition, some cities have also cancelled the restrictions on the settlement of entrepreneurial college graduates!