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LLP conversion means converting an LLP into another business entity, say, a private limited company or a partnership firm into an LLP. This is usually done for business expansion, tax benefits, or compliance reasons. Details about the types, reasons, and process of LLP conversion are of utmost significance to entrepreneurs and businesspersons.
Every conversion possesses a distinct set of legal procedures and advantages based on compliance and business objectives.
Companies can choose to convert their LLP to a private limited company for the following reasons:
1. The company should obtain the name’s approval from the Registrar of Companies (ROC) by submitting an online application.
2. The approved name is effective for 60 days.
Directors must get a Director Identification Number (DIN) and Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) from the MCA portal.
1. Submit Form URC-1 along with the following documents:
2. List of LLP members with their details.
3. The list of first directors with their DIN and address proofs.
4. Affidavit of compliance by directors with the law.
5. Copy of LLP agreement and certificate of registration.
6. No Objection Certificate (NOC) of lenders.
7. Current audited financial statements and recent newspaper ad.
Prepare and file the Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA) to finalize the conversion.
For tax benefits, shareholding patterns should be maintained unchanged for five years from the date of conversion.
An LLP can form a new private company and migrate all its business under a written agreement, without regulation but subject to capital gains tax and stamp duty.
Why Convert a Private Limited Company into an LLP?
If the director has already completed DIR-3 KYC, they can simply complete WEB-Based Director’s KYC by:
Approve the conversion by passing a resolution.
Request reservation of name through the RUN-LLP portal.
1. Partners' identification and address proofs. 2. Documents of registered office (utility bills, NOC, etc.). 3. Consent letters from designated partners.
1. Shareholders' approval. 2. Audited financial statements. 3. List of secured creditors with consent. 4. Approval by regulatory agency where necessary
Notify the ROC within 15 days of the approval of the conversion.
File the LLP agreement within 30 days to establish terms of operation among partners.
Timely filing of DPT-3 ensures compliance, prevents legal risks, and maintains your company’s credibility with financial institutions and stakeholders.
Why Convert a Partnership Firm to an LLP?
The partners in an LLP must apply for Director Identification Number (DIN) or Designated Partner Identification Number (DPIN).
Approve LLP name via the MCA portal.
Attach supporting documents such as:
1. LLP name and registered address.
2. Data of assigned partners.
3. DSC of partners.
4. PAN card and address proof of partners.
Submit the LLP Agreement that determines:
1. Capital contributions.
2. Profit-sharing percentage.
3. Partner obligations and business operations.
File Form 17 with the ROC, with:
1. Statement of partner consent.
2. Audited financial reports.
3. Latest income tax return.
4. Secured creditors’ agreement.
Upon approval by the ROC, the company is a legally recognized LLP.
An LLP Agreement will control business and partner obligations. Alterations need to be legally changed via a supporting deed.
Once the ROC receives the application, the following steps take place:
Board Resolution Approval
Approve the conversion by passing a resolution.
Reservation of LLP Name:
Request reservation of name through the RUN-LLP portal.
Strike Off Approval:
If no objections arise, the ROC approves the strike-off application.
Once the ROC receives the application, the following steps take place:
LLPs have fewer sources of funding. There are additional sources of funding as a company.
It usually takes 4-8 weeks, depending on approvals and documentation.
Tax breaks are subject to shareholding retention and capital gain compliance.
Yes, there is complete agreement.
No, the LLP cannot be converted back into a partnership firm.