LLP to Private Limited, Proprietorship to Company, or Private to Public - converting your entity structure as your funding, equity or scale needs change.
Triggered when a business wants to raise equity funding or issue equity incentives - LLPs can't easily do either.
Conversion can trigger tax events depending on structure - this needs to be modeled before proceeding.
Converting to a company structure typically requires a new PAN, even though operations continue seamlessly.
Existing contracts, licenses and bank accounts typically need to be transferred to the new entity.
We model the tax and legal implications of the conversion before recommending it.
Statutory forms filed with the Registrar to effect the conversion, including new MOA/AOA.
Existing assets, contracts and licenses transferred or novated to the new entity.
New PAN, TAN, GST and bank account set up under the converted entity.
If you're likely to raise equity later, we usually recommend incorporating as a Private Limited from the start, avoiding a future conversion altogether.
Start your setup →Already an LLP or proprietorship needing to raise funding or issue equity incentives? We handle the conversion end to end.
Run your diagnostic →Our CA partner models tax impact before we recommend proceeding with any conversion.
We sequence conversion to complete before your funding round closing date, not scrambling at the last minute.
Contracts, licenses and bank relationships transferred without disrupting day-to-day operations.
LLPs are structured around partnership interests, not shares - most investors and equity frameworks are built around a company structure.
Typically 4–6 weeks, depending on the complexity of existing contracts and asset transfers.
Generally yes for business continuity purposes, though some registrations and tax history considerations need to be reviewed case by case.