Investment Incentive Certificate Consultancy
Tie your investment decision to a properly built incentive strategy, not just a certificate.
We analyse the investment subject, capacity, location, machinery and equipment, financing, and implementation timeline together — treating the application not merely as paperwork, but as an incentive system to be managed through to the investment's completion.
Investment Strategy
Scope, location, and timing
Accurate Machinery List
Technical and documentary alignment
Timing Control
Application and procurement order
Completion Discipline
Revision, realisation, and closeout
Scope of Consultancy
Integrated document management, from eligibility analysis to investment completion.
The scope of work is determined by the nature and location of the investment, the fixed investment items, and the current incentive system rules.
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Investment and Incentive EligibilityThe investment subject, product, capacity, location, investment size, and current system conditions are assessed.
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Investment Project and Capacity DesignProduction flow, current status, target capacity, and building/infrastructure needs are structured technically.
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Machinery and Equipment ListsDomestic and imported machinery lists are prepared with technical descriptions, quantities, and prices consistent with production needs.
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E-TUYS Application and AuthorisationAuthorisation, company information, investment data, documents, and application steps are carried out under control.
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Certificate Revisions and List ChangesAdding or removing machinery, duration, capacity, financing, or other certificate changes are managed with justification.
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Investment Completion and CloseoutRealised investment, invoices, machinery lists, capacity, and other evidence are organised for the completion process.
Certificate Life Cycle
An investment incentive certificate is an implementation process that starts with the application and closes with completion.
The decision made at each stage directly affects the procurement, revision, and completion steps that follow.
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Preliminary EligibilityThe investment subject, location, capacity, and current support structure are reviewed.
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Project ScopeThe technical and financial investment components are clarified.
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ApplicationE-TUYS transactions and supporting documents are completed.
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ProcurementMachinery, documentation, and exemption transactions are carried out according to plan.
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RevisionActual changes are reflected in the certificate on time.
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CompletionThe process is closed once the actual investment and certificate scope are verified.
Incentive Strategy
The certificate's scope must reflect the investment's real technical and financial structure.
The investment incentive process is not simply entering a machinery list into the system after the investment has started. The investment subject, product, capacity, facility, financing, and procurement plan must be fully structured before the application.
Toygun Consultancy assesses the investment's position within the incentive system, shapes the application scope, and maintains alignment between the certificate and actual realisation throughout implementation.
Our core approach: Not to inflate the certificate with the maximum number of items, but to define the investment's real need within accurate limits and build a structure that can actually be completed.
Pre-application investment checklist
Investment subject: Is the product and production process clear?
Capacity: Are current and target capacity figures consistent?
Location: Are facility, title deed/lease, and investment site details ready?
Machinery list: Is it consistent with technical need and capacity?
Financing: Are equity, credit, and timing realistic?
Procurement: Is there any transaction-timing risk before application?
Machinery List Discipline
The machinery list is the technical backbone of the investment.
Vague, generic, or capacity-unrelated descriptions can cause problems at the revision, import, exemption, or completion stage.
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Beyond the product name on a quoteThe list isn't built from the product name on a supplier's quote alone — the machine's function within the investment, its relation to the production line, and its technical scope are made explicit.
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Control principleThe machinery list must keep the same technical logic from the application through to the invoice and the completion file.
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What's checked on the machinery list
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Technical name and function description
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Domestic / imported classification
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Quantity, unit price, and total amount
Critical Implementation Risks
Pre-application decisions shape the outcome of the entire investment.
Procuring without regard to application timing
An order placed or expense incurred without checking the transaction date and certificate process can put the incentive at risk.
Preparing the machinery list detached from the real investment
Unnecessary, generic, or capacity-mismatched items create explainability problems at the revision and completion stage.
Not reflecting changes in the certificate on time
Leaving location, capacity, machinery, financing, or timeline changes unrecorded widens the gap between the certificate and the investment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the Investment Incentive Certificate
Is the investment incentive process just about entering a machinery list into the system?
No. The investment subject, product, capacity, facility, financing, and procurement plan need to be structured as a whole before the application — simply adding machinery to an existing certificate process isn't enough.
What's checked before the application?
The investment subject and production process, consistency between current and target capacity, facility and location information, technical fit of the machinery list, financing reality, and procurement-timing risk are all assessed together.
Should the certificate be expanded with as many items as possible?
No. Our core approach is not to maximise the number of items but to define the investment's real need within accurate limits and build a structure that can actually be completed.
Does your consultancy continue after the certificate is granted?
Yes. The scope runs from investment and incentive eligibility assessment through machinery lists, E-TUYS application, certificate revisions, and the investment's completion/closeout process.
Investment Preliminary Assessment
Let's clarify your investment's incentive eligibility, machinery plan, and application timing together.
Share the investment subject, location, estimated budget, and machinery list. Let's identify the eligibility and process risks before you apply.