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Conversion means your existing LLP is legally transformed into a Private Limited Company, while transferring all assets, liabilities, agreements, licenses, and business continuity to the new company. You’ll get:
MCA governs this process under the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014. After conversion, the LLP legally ceases to exist, and the business continues as a Private Limited company.
A Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) is a great way to start a small or medium-sized business. But as your business grows, you might need more structure, more funding options, or want to issue shares to raise capital. That’s when converting your LLP into a Private Limited Company makes perfect sense.
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) allows this conversion under the Companies Act, 2013, but only if specific conditions are met. It involves legal filings, approval of a new name, drafting of Memoranda and Articles of Association (MoA & AoA), and transferring assets and liabilities properly.
With CallMyCA, your LLP to Pvt Ltd. conversion is managed by experienced CA/CS experts who make the entire process smooth, compliant, and affordable.
Private Limited companies can raise equity capital and attract investors easily.
Pvt Ltd. status enhances brand image and corporate recognition.
Ownership is represented by shares, allowing structured expansion.
More credible in legal contracts and bank dealings.
Easy to transfer shares without disturbing operations.
More robust governance is suited for scaling businesses.
Pvt. Ltd. is the preferred structure for DPIIT registration.
All assets, liabilities, and agreements of the LLP shift to Pvt Ltd. seamlessly.
Certain deductions and exemptions are available to private companies.
Yes. Under the Companies Act, 2013 and MCA rules, an LLP can be converted into a private limited company, provided it has a minimum of two partners, no pending legal cases, and all partners agree to the conversion.
Some major conditions include:
No. The same business continues with a new structure. You can even retain the old LLP name by adding “Private Limited” if approved by the ROC.
Yes. A new PAN, TAN, and GST must be obtained for the Pvt Ltd. company. We help you surrender the LLP's old credentials and register fresh ones.
Usually 10–15 working days, depending on document readiness and MCA approvals. Our experts ensure faster processing with complete paperwork.
There is no minimum paid-up capital requirement after the Companies Amendment Act, 2015. You can start with even Rs. 1 as paid-up capital.
Yes, the LLP legally ceases to exist. All its rights, licenses, and obligations are transferred to the newly incorporated Private Limited Company.
Yes, as long as the directors and shareholders meet the compliance norms (including one Indian resident director), and the company isn't involved in restricted sectors under FEMA.
They are automatically vested in the new Pvt Ltd. company after conversion, unless any contract explicitly prohibits such transfer. No new contracts need to be signed again.
Yes, you can add or retain partners as directors in the new company. New shareholders can also be added after incorporation.
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