Upgrade Your Business Structure — Seamless Conversion with Full Legal Compliance
As businesses grow, the legal structure that served them well at startup can become a constraint — limiting access to institutional funding, creating unlimited liability exposure, or imposing unfavourable tax treatment. Conversion allows businesses to change their structure without dissolving and restarting: Partnership Firm → LLP (Form 17 under LLP Act), LLP → Private Limited Company (Form URC-1 under Companies Act), and Sole Proprietorship → Private Limited Company (SPICe+ with undertaking). Each conversion route has distinct eligibility conditions, procedural requirements, and tax implications.
The key benefit of conversion over dissolution-and-restart is continuity — all existing contracts, licences, assets, and liabilities transfer to the converted entity automatically, and the legal identity evolves without disrupting business operations. However, the conversion process must be done precisely — incorrect execution can create tax events (deemed capital gains), invalid contracts, and GST/licence compliance issues in the new entity. VITTAX manages the entire conversion process with expert legal and tax coordination.
Pricing
Firm to LLP Conversion
₹9,999
Partnership Firm converting to LLP
Ideal for: Partnership Firms seeking limited liability and corporate structure advantages
LLP to Private Limited Company
₹15,999
LLP converting to Company under URC-1
Ideal for: LLPs seeking investor funding, ESOP structuring, or corporate status
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there any tax implication on conversion?
Conversion of a Firm to LLP is generally tax-neutral under Section 47 of the Income Tax Act, provided specific conditions are met (no withdrawal of assets for 3 years). Conversion of LLP to Company may attract capital gains tax if not done through the prescribed succession route. VITTAX conducts a detailed tax impact analysis before proceeding.
⚡ Conversion Routes
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