Conversion of LLP into Private Limited Company - Online Process
There are many businesses that started as LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) but now wish to Conversion of Limited Liability Partnership into Private Limited Company to taste the more growth in the business or for infusing equity capital. The LLP businesses have the rights to convert into the company.
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Conversion of Limited Liability Partnership into Private Limited Company
There are many businesses that started as LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) but now wish to Conversion of Limited Liability Partnership into Private Limited Company to taste the more growth in the business or for infusing equity capital. The LLP businesses have the rights to convert into the company.
For Conversion of Limited Liability Partnership into Private Limited Company there are many requirements which need to be fulfilled. The LLP must have minimum 2 partners, a NOC from the Registrar of Companies where the LLP is registered, an advertisement for conversion needs to be sent in one national and local newspaper are some of the basic requirements which are to be satisfied by the LLP and thereafter the following process is to be followed for converting it into a Private Limited Company:
- Approval of name
- Securing DSC and DIN
- Filing form no. URC – 1
- Memorandum of Association & Articles of Association

Given below is the list of documents which are mandatory for filing with the ROC for the Conversion of Limited Liability Partnership into Private Limited Company.
1.E-form URC-1
The e-form URC-1 must be filed by the company along with the documents that are mentioned below-
- A list that shows the names, addresses, and occupations of the partners of the company along with shares details that they hold.
- A list which shows the names of the persons who are the company’s first directors.
- An affidavit must be taken from each and every person who is appointed as the first directors of the company in which it must be written that he is ‘not disqualified to be a director’ as per the sub-section (1) of Section 164 and also that the documents that has been attested with the Registrar for registration of the company has the correct, complete and true information as per the knowledge and belief.
- A list that contains the names and addresses of the LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) partners.
- A copy of the agreement of the LLP.
- The assets and liabilities statement of the LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) duly given by the practice chartered accountant which must be done not before the 30 days mentioned after the filing of the form no. URC-1.
- A copy of the recent ITC (Income Tax Return) of the LLP (Limited Liability Partnership).
- An agreement that the appointed directors of the company must follow the requirements of the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 (2 of ‘1899).
- The agreement or NOC (No Objection Certificate) must be in written from all the applicant’s secured creditors.
- Majority of the Partners must give an agreement in written.
- A statement containing the given below particulars-
- The company’s nominal share capital and in how many shares it is divided;
- How many shares are taken and how much amount is paid on each of the share;
- Company’s name along with the ‘Limited’ or ‘Private LImited’ words added after the name as per the requirement of the directors.
2. E-form SPICe Form
The company must mandatorily file the SPICe Form forms with the linked forms such as URC-1 and also along with all the documents which are required in the normal Incorporation of the Company.
Frequently asked questions on Conversion of Limited Liability Partnership into Private Limited Company
1.Can LLP be converted into private company?
Ans. An LLP can be converted into a Pvt. Ltd. company as per the provisions contained in Section 366 of the Companies Act, 2013 and Company (Authorised to Register) Rules, 2014 .
2.Which is better LLP or Pvt Ltd company?
Ans. LLPs combine the operational advantages of a Company as well as the flexibility of Partnership Firms. The fee for incorporation of an LLP firm is very nominal as compared to that for Private Limited Company. The compliance requirements for anLLP are significantly lower than those for a private limited company.
3. Can LLP get funding?
Ans. Yes, a limited liability partnership can raise funds other than its partners. … In other words, a limited liability partnership cannot raise equity funding in LLP from any person other than its partner.
4. Does LLP need to file tax return?
Ans. LLPs must file income tax return in form ITR-5. The due date for filing income tax return for a LLP would change based on the amount of turnover the LLP recorded in the previous year and the amount of capital contribution. LLPs with an annual turnover of less than Rs.
5. Can LLP raise funds from public?
Ans. LLP stands for Limited liability partnership which refers to a company form of business where the only the partners contribute in the capital and their liability remains limited to the extent of their capital contribution in the business. Therefore, LLP cannot raise funds from public in any form.
6. Why is LLP better than company?
Ans. It offers limited liability, offers tax advantages, can accommodate an unlimited number of partners, and is credible in that it is registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). At the same time, it has fewer compliances than a private limited company and is also significantly cheaper to start and maintain.
7. Is GST applicable to LLP?
Ans. The Central Government recently notified that the Limited Liability Partnerships (LLP) registered under the 2008 Act must be considered as a partnership firm or Firm under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime. … In an LLP, each partner is not responsible or liable for another partner’s misconduct or negligence.
