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LLP to Private Limited
The Conversion of LLP to Private Limited Company is to access to equity funding and enhanced credibility. While an LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) offers flexibility and tax advantages, it is often limited in terms of raising capital.
A Private Limited Company (PLC), on the other hand, provides numerous advantages such as limited liability for shareholders, easier access to external funding and enhanced growth opportunities.
What are the Benefits of Converting LLP into a Private Limited Company?
Here are the advantages of transforming an LLP into a private limited company:
- Facilitated Growth: Converting to a private limited company supports business growth and expansion.
- Convenient Capital Raising: Private limited companies find it more convenient to attract investments from investors compared to LLPs. Equity can be offered to make them business partners, or debentures can be issued to secure debt capital.
- Flexible Share Issuance: Companies can increase capital at any time by issuing equity shares. Additionally, employee bonuses in the form of ESOPs can be allocated.
- Lower Taxation: Companies enjoy a lower income tax rate of 25%, as opposed to LLPs with a flat rate of 30%.
- Tax Benefits: The conversion from LLP to a company is exempt from capital gains tax. It also permits the carryforward of unabsorbed depreciation and losses.
- Potential for Public Listing: Private limited companies have the flexibility to be transformed into public limited companies in the future, facilitating expanded operations and the potential to raise capital from the public.
- Preservation of Goodwill: Converting from an LLP to a private limited company allows the business to retain its established brand name and goodwill.
- Enhanced Foreign Investments: Private limited companies generally encounter fewer hurdles in attracting investments from foreign investors compared to LLPs.
What is the Process of Conversion of LLP into Private Limited Company?
Step 1. Obtain Name Approval
Step 2. Sending DSC and DIN
Step 3. Filing of Form URC-1
- Details such as address, name, and shares held by the members along with the member’s list.
- Provide details like name, address, DIN number, and Passport number including the expiry date of all the directors of the private limited company.
- An affidavit is needed from the first directors of the private limited company. This affidavit should state that the LLP member is not banned from being a director.
- File all the mandatory documents with the Registrar of Companies for company registration.
- Provide a copy of the Limited Liability Partnership Agreement along with a list containing the address and name of the partners of the LLP and a certified copy of registration verified by at least 2 partners of the LLP.
- Provide a statement with the details of the nominal share capital of the firm, the number of shares taken and the amount remitted for each share, the name of the firm with the word private limited, and the number of shares separated.
- Provide no-objection certificate from all creditors.
- You also need to provide a certified accounts statement of the company.
Step 4. Drafting Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association
Now that you are aware of the various aspects of LLP conversion to a Private Limited Company in India and the important documents and steps required, you can go ahead and apply for the same. There are various tax benefits of converting an LLP into a private limited company. If you still need assistance regarding tax implications on the conversion of LLP into a private company, you can consult our tax experts who can give you tailored advice as per your needs.

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