Company registration obligations require notices, audited accounts, declarations and dissolution documents for conversion. Entities converting into a company must intimate the original Registrar within fifteen days and attach dissolution documentation; include a statement of accounts certified by an auditor and the previous year's audited financial statements where applicable; disclose pending proceedings and, for LLPs, declare compliance with LLP filing requirements; societies or trusts registered for income-tax exemption must notify tax authorities and attach proof of service, and converted societies or trusts face a statutory moratorium on further conversion subject to specified procedural restrictions.
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Company registration obligations require notices, audited accounts, declarations and dissolution documents for conversion.
Entities converting into a company must intimate the original Registrar within fifteen days and attach dissolution documentation; include a statement of accounts certified by an auditor and the previous year's audited financial statements where applicable; disclose pending proceedings and, for LLPs, declare compliance with LLP filing requirements; societies or trusts registered for income-tax exemption must notify tax authorities and attach proof of service, and converted societies or trusts face a statutory moratorium on further conversion subject to specified procedural restrictions.
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