Documents Required
Proprietorship to LLP
Proprietorship to Private Limited Company
Partnership Firm to LLP
Process Timeline
Initial Consultation and Assessment
Understand the client’s current business structure and objectives for conversion (e.g., from sole proprietorship to a private limited company, partnership to LLP).
Evaluate Legal and Tax Implications
Analyze the legal, tax, and financial implications of the conversion, including liability, ownership, and taxation changes.
Documentation and Preparation
Gather all necessary documents such as financial statements, partnership deeds, or business contracts required for the conversion process.
Drafting of Required Agreements
Prepare legal agreements, such as new partnership deeds, articles of association, or memorandum of association, based on the new business structure.
Filing with Relevant Authorities
Submit required documents with regulatory bodies (e.g., Registrar of Companies for private limited company conversion, or LLP registration).
Transfer of Assets and Liabilities
Ensure proper transfer of assets, liabilities, intellectual property, and ongoing contracts to the new business entity.
Tax Registration and Compliance
Register for applicable tax IDs (e.g., GST, PAN, TAN) for the newly converted entity and ensure compliance with local tax regulations.
Update Business Licenses and Permits
Ensure that the business obtains or updates any necessary licenses or permits under the new business structure.
Communication with Stakeholders
Inform employees, clients, suppliers, and other stakeholders about the change in business structure.
Ongoing Compliance and Monitoring
Ensure the newly formed entity adheres to all regulatory requirements and continues to meet legal and financial obligations post-conversion.
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