Agricultural income · FSSAI · Export compliance
Agribusiness and food processing carry their own distinct set of exemptions, classifications and government-scheme interactions. Our agricultural income exemption planning work makes sure businesses with a genuine agricultural income component claim what they're entitled to, correctly documented and clearly separated from any processing or trading income that sits alongside it — a boundary that's frequently the first thing an assessment questions. Our GST on food products practice handles the classification and rate questions that vary considerably across raw, processed and branded food categories.
For businesses exporting food and agricultural products, our export compliance work covers APEDA and FSSAI certification requirements, and for cold-chain and processing facilities, we handle the specific tax structuring those capital-intensive facilities require. Many agribusinesses also interact with government schemes and subsidies, and our subsidy accounting and government scheme advisory work ensures those funds are properly accounted for and compliant with scheme conditions.
Farmer Producer Organisations and agricultural cooperatives sit under their own compliance regime, and our FPO/FPC and cooperative society compliance work covers that structure specifically — including Section 80P deductions for cooperative societies, which are conditional on how the entity is actually structured and operated, not just on paper.