Form No. LLP Form No. 18 - Application and statement for conversion of a private company/ unlisted public company into Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
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Conversion of company into LLP requires shareholder consent, secured creditor clearances, financial filings and auditor certification and approvals. LLP Form No. 18 requires corporate particulars, confirmation that all shareholders will constitute the LLP partners, and disclosures on income tax compliance, secured creditors, pending prosecutions or proceedings, and required external approvals. Applicants must attach an auditor certified statement of assets and liabilities, auditor certificate, income tax acknowledgement, list of secured creditors with consents and any authority approvals, and a shareholder must sign a statement affirming compliance with the LLP Act and completeness of information.
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Conversion of company into LLP requires shareholder consent, secured creditor clearances, financial filings and auditor certification and approvals.
LLP Form No. 18 requires corporate particulars, confirmation that all shareholders will constitute the LLP partners, and disclosures on income tax compliance, secured creditors, pending prosecutions or proceedings, and required external approvals. Applicants must attach an auditor certified statement of assets and liabilities, auditor certificate, income tax acknowledgement, list of secured creditors with consents and any authority approvals, and a shareholder must sign a statement affirming compliance with the LLP Act and completeness of information.
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