LLP into Company
Converting a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) into a company involves changing the business structure from an LLP to a private or public company. This conversion provides benefits such as limited liability, better access to capital, and enhanced credibility. The process requires approval from all partners, filing the necessary forms with the Registrar of Companies (RoC), and complying with the provisions of the Companies Act, 2013. Proper documentation and legal compliance are crucial for a successful conversion.
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Our Process for LLP into Company Registration
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Complete the Initial Form
Begin the process by filling out a simple form to provide the basic details required to get started.
Expert Consultation
Our specialists will contact you to discuss and determine the specific category of the license suited to your needs.
Documentation Preparation
Our team will prepare all necessary documents, including KYC, MOA, AOA, warehouse blueprints, and other essential paperwork.
MCA Compliance and Submission
Once the documentation is finalized, our team will submit the required filings to the appropriate government portals, ensuring full compliance.
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What is the process to convert a private company into a public company?It involves shareholder approval, amending constitutional documents, and filing forms with RoC.
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Why convert a private company into a public company?To access capital markets, raise funds through public offerings, and enhance business profile.
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What are the benefits of conversion?Increased access to capital, broader market visibility, and growth opportunities.
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What approvals are required for the conversion?Shareholder consent and board resolution are necessary for the conversion.
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What are the legal requirements for conversion?Compliance with the Companies Act, 2013, and filing specific forms with RoC.
