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Following are the conditions for conversion:
On conversion of the Company/partnership into LLP, all tangible (movable or immovable) and intangible property vested in the company, all assets, interests, rights, privileges, liabilities, obligations relating to the company/firm and the whole of the undertaking of the company shall be transferred to and vest in the Limited Liability Partnership without further assurance, act, or deed.
It has been provided in the Act that on conversion, any approval, permit or license issued to the Private Company under any other Act shall; subject to the provisions of such other Act under which such approval, permit or license was issued, be transferred in the name of converted entity viz. LLP. Barring some registrations like GST or which a new application needs to be filed.
LLPs are required to file an annual filing with the Registrar each year. However, if the LLP has a turnover of fewer than Rs.40 Lakhs and/or has a capital contribution of fewer than Rs.25 Lakhs, the financial statements needs no auditing.
A basic difference between the LLP and a company lays in the internal governance structure. The LLP has more flexibility and less compliance requirements compared to a Company.
Yes, the LLP Act 2008 allows Foreign Nationals including Foreign Companies & LLPs to incorporate LLP in India, provided at least one designated partner is resident of India. However, the LLP/Partners would have to comply with all the relevant Foreign Exchange Laws/ Rules/ Regulations/ Guidelines