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<h1>Converting LLPs, Firms, Societies, Trusts to Companies: Key Steps Under Companies Act Section 366 Explained</h1> The Companies (Authorised to Registered) Rules, 2014, outline the requirements for converting entities like Limited Liability Partnerships, firms, societies, and trusts into companies under section 366 of the Companies Act. The rules specify that entities must provide detailed documentation, including lists of members and proposed directors, partnership deeds, and income tax returns. For registration, entities must submit a No Objection Certificate from secured creditors if applicable. Societies and trusts must comply with specific provisions under section 8 of the Act. The rules also stipulate that entities must undertake to dissolve their previous registration upon conversion to a company.