Certificate Acquisition
Investment subject, capacity, location, machinery lists, construction items, and fixed investment amount are prepared in line with the incentive framework.
End-to-end management of incentive certificate acquisition, support planning, E-TUYS application, revision, and completion visa processes for energy storage, battery manufacturing, and industrial investments.
An Investment Incentive Certificate is an official investment planning document covering investment amount, investment subject, feasibility scope, land, construction and building expenses, domestic and imported machinery-equipment lists, software expenses, and factory setup components.
The key issue is not only obtaining the certificate, but designing the investment so it can benefit from the appropriate support elements at the highest feasible level under the applicable framework. SYDH Consulting manages the investment incentive process together with feasibility, machinery lists, import planning, accounting, tax, production, and closure steps.
Investment subject, capacity, location, machinery lists, construction items, and fixed investment amount are prepared in line with the incentive framework.
VAT exemption, customs duty exemption, tax reduction, social security supports, interest/profit-share support, and land allocation are evaluated according to the investment scenario.
E-TUYS application, revisions, machinery list changes, realization tracking, and completion visa stages are managed in a controlled structure.
Energy storage investments include many domestic and imported items such as battery cells, modules, BMS, PCS, EMS, cabinets, fire safety systems, cooling equipment, test devices, production line equipment, and software infrastructure. Therefore, machinery-equipment lists, investment scope, and import planning must be aligned with the technical reality of the project.
For storage-integrated wind/solar projects, battery manufacturing, and energy storage system investments, VAT exemption, customs duty exemption, tax reduction, social security supports, and related support elements can materially affect investment payback. Correct interpretation of these supports, accurate certificate scope, and disciplined follow-up during the investment period create financial and operational value.
Support elements available under the investment incentive system may vary depending on investment type, region, scale, and regulatory position. VAT exemption and customs duty exemption are especially critical for investments involving imported machinery and equipment.
Tax reduction, corporate/income tax advantages, employer social security contribution support, interest or profit-share support, and land allocation can affect the overall financial model of the investment. These benefits should be managed not only at application stage but throughout the investment period in alignment with accounting, purchasing, import, and realization records.
SYDH Consulting manages investment incentive certificates for energy storage and industrial investments together with feasibility, machinery lists, import planning, tax advantages, E-TUYS tracking, revisions, and completion visa processes.
Investment subject, capacity, location, fixed investment amount, energy storage focus, and support potential are analyzed.
Investment data, machinery lists, technical descriptions, and support scope are prepared for E-TUYS application.
Domestic and imported machinery-equipment lists are tracked in alignment with technical needs and import planning.
VAT exemption, customs duty exemption, tax reduction, social security, and interest/profit-share supports are evaluated by investment.
Revision processes are managed for investment amount, machinery list, duration, capacity, or scope changes.
Investment realizations, invoices, import records, machinery list alignment, and closure file are reviewed.
For energy storage, battery manufacturing, and industrial investments, we can evaluate incentive certificate, support elements, machinery lists, revisions, and completion visa processes together.