LLP to Private Limited Conversion - Overview
📌 TL;DR - LLP to Private Limited Conversion Services at a Glance
An LLP converts to a Private Limited Company under Section 366 Companies Act 2013 via URC-1 + SPICe+ on MCA V3 Portal. No direct provision under LLP Act 2008. Capital gains exempt under Section 47 IT Act (5 conditions). 21-day newspaper notice required. LLP deemed dissolved on Certificate of Incorporation. Starting at INR 4,999.
An LLP is excellent for professionals and small businesses, but as your business scales - attracting investors, seeking foreign capital, building ESOPs - staying as an LLP can hold you back. The good news: you can convert your existing LLP directly into a Private Limited Company without dissolving it, under Section 366 of the Companies Act, 2013.
When the 5 conditions under Section 47 of the Income Tax Act 1961 are satisfied, the conversion is exempt from capital gains tax. The process involves partner consent, name approval via SPICe+ Part A, newspaper notice (21-day window), filing of URC-1 and SPICe+, and receipt of Certificate of Incorporation. The LLP is deemed dissolved and all assets vest in the new company.
Content is reviewed quarterly for accuracy.