How Convert Your Business works
The available route depends on the starting and destination forms. Some conversions require statutory eligibility and continuity of owners; others involve incorporating a new entity and transferring business assets, contracts, employees, and registrations.
Eligibility and requirements
- Confirm the source entity is eligible for the chosen conversion route and has current filings up to date.
- Obtain approvals from owners, partners, shareholders, creditors, or regulators where required.
- Check tax, stamp-duty, lender, contract, licence, and employee consequences before transferring operations.
- Meet the destination structure’s member, director, capital, and registered-office requirements.
Commonly requested documents
- Source-entity formation records, constitutional documents, and current MCA/state filings.
- Owner/partner/shareholder approvals, resolutions, and consent records.
- Audited or current financial statements, asset/liability schedules, and creditor/lender details.
- Destination entity incorporation or conversion documents, updated agreements, and transfer/novation records.
- Tax, GST, bank, licence, employee, and contract records that need amendment or migration.
Services in this category
- Proprietorship to Private Limited
- Partnership to LLP
- Private Limited to LLP
- LLP to Private Limited
Requirements can change and may vary by state, entity type, and activity. Verify current instructions with the relevant authority before filing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Convert Your Business cover?
Converting a business changes its legal form so its ownership, liability, or operating framework can match new plans. Conversion is not just a name change: approvals, asset and contract continuity, tax, licences, and existing liabilities must be reviewed.
Who may be eligible for Convert Your Business?
Confirm the source entity is eligible for the chosen conversion route and has current filings up to date. Obtain approvals from owners, partners, shareholders, creditors, or regulators where required. Check tax, stamp-duty, lender, contract, licence, and employee consequences before transferring operations.
Which documents are commonly needed for Convert Your Business?
Source-entity formation records, constitutional documents, and current MCA/state filings. Owner/partner/shareholder approvals, resolutions, and consent records. Audited or current financial statements, asset/liability schedules, and creditor/lender details.
What should I check before applying for Convert Your Business?
Confirm the source entity is eligible for the chosen conversion route and has current filings up to date. Obtain approvals from owners, partners, shareholders, creditors, or regulators where required. Check tax, stamp-duty, lender, contract, licence, and employee consequences before transferring operations. The exact checklist depends on the applicant, activity, location, and current authority instructions.
Does this service include other registrations or filings?
Not automatically. Related registrations, renewals, tax filings, permissions, or post-approval steps may be separate. Confirm the required scope for your activity and jurisdiction before applying.