Convert your company type as your needs evolve.
Whether converting a Private Limited Company to an LLP for tax efficiency, an OPC to a Private Limited for growth, or a Private Company to Public for investment — we manage the complete MCA conversion process.
Pricing
Pricing tailored to your specific requirements
Conversion Completed in 30 Days*
*Timeline is indicative and may vary based on document verification and government processing.
What is Conversion of Company Type?
The Companies Act, 2013 and the LLP Act, 2008 provide specific mechanisms for converting a company from one legal form to another. The most common conversion routes are: (1) Private Limited Company to LLP — governed by Section 56–58 of the LLP Act; often done for tax efficiency and reduced compliance burden, (2) One Person Company (OPC) to Private Limited Company — governed by Rule 6 of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, mandatory when OPC's paid-up capital exceeds ₹50 lakh or turnover exceeds ₹2 crore, (3) Private Limited to Public Limited — governed by Section 14 of the Companies Act; required when planning a public issue or stock exchange listing, (4) Public to Private — requires court or tribunal approval. Each conversion results in the surrender of the existing Certificate of Incorporation and issuance of a fresh Certificate in the new form.
Common Conversion Routes
Why: Reduce compliance burden, pass-through taxation, operational flexibility
Key requirement: Creditor NOC mandatory; Section 47(xiiib) tax exemption conditions must be met
Why: Bringing in co-founders or investors; mandatory if capital > ₹50L or turnover > ₹2Cr
Key requirement: Form INC-6 application; no requirement for special resolution
Why: Preparing for IPO, stock exchange listing, or public issue of securities
Key requirement: Special resolution required; minimum 7 directors and 3 members must exist post-conversion
Why: Reducing compliance, taking company private after de-listing
Key requirement: Requires approval from NCLT (National Company Law Tribunal) or Central Government
Our Process
Determine conversion route and assess tax implications (especially for Pvt Ltd to LLP)
Obtain No Objection Certificate from secured creditors (mandatory for Pvt Ltd → LLP)
Pass board and shareholders' resolutions authorising the conversion
File Form INC-18 (Pvt to Public) / URC-1 (Pvt to LLP) / INC-6 (OPC to Pvt Ltd) as applicable
ROC examines the application — may call for additional documents
Fresh Certificate of Incorporation issued in the new form
Apply for new PAN in the name of converted entity
Update GST, IEC, bank accounts, and all regulatory registrations
How It Works
Share Your Details
Fill a short form or call us. We collect your requirements and all documents online — no physical visit needed.
Expert Assignment
A dedicated specialist with expertise in your service category is assigned to your case within 24 hours of payment.
Work in Progress
Your expert prepares documents, files applications with the relevant authority, and follows up on your behalf.
Delivery
Your registration certificate, legal document, or filed return is delivered digitally to your Golden Verdict dashboard.
Get Your Company Converted Without Any Hassle
Conversion application, board and shareholder resolutions, sectoral NOC if required, ROC filing, and fresh Certificate of Incorporation in new form.
Pricing
Custom Quote
Pricing tailored to your specific requirements
Get Your Company Converted Without Any Hassle
Conversion application, board and shareholder resolutions, sectoral NOC if required, ROC filing, and fresh Certificate of Incorporation in new form.
Pricing
Custom Quote
Pricing tailored to your specific requirements
Why Golden Verdict For
Conversion of Company Type?
Conversion involves multiple simultaneous filings — MOA and AoA changes, shareholder resolutions, NOC from creditors (for some conversions), and regulatory approvals. Conversions are also tax events in some cases — the Pvt Ltd to LLP conversion can trigger capital gains tax if not structured correctly under Section 47(xiiib) exemption conditions. Golden Verdict reviews the applicable conversion route, assesses the tax implications, prepares all required documents and resolutions, coordinates the NOC process with secured creditors, and manages the complete MCA filing sequence — from the initial application to the fresh Certificate of Incorporation.
A company conversion is a structural decision with long-term tax and governance implications. Golden Verdict ensures the transition is legally sound.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the tax implications of converting a Private Limited Company to an LLP?+
When is OPC to Private Limited conversion mandatory?+
Does conversion to LLP require creditor NOC?+
What happens to the company's PAN and GST after conversion?+
How long does the conversion process take?+
Ready to get your Conversion of Company Type?
Whether converting a Private Limited Company to an LLP for tax efficiency, an OPC to a Private Limited for growth, or a Private Company to Public for investment — we manage the complete MCA conversion process.
“A company conversion is a structural decision with long-term tax and governance implications. Golden Verdict ensures the transition is legally sound.”
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