Converting an LLP into a company requires obtaining a new PAN, TAN, and GST registration for the new company. The LLP must file its final Income Tax Return (ITR) up to the conversion date. Following this, the newly formed company will file its own ITR for the remainder of the financial year. While the e-filing portal may present challenges with filing two returns for the same assessment year, this is typically managed by filing separate returns with distinct PANs or by seeking guidance from the assessing officer.
12 September 2025
On conversion of LLP into a company, whether new PAN is supposed to be obtained or can the company use the PAN of the LLP (being a successor).
Also how is the Return supposed to be filed in this case. Whether LLP is supposed to file return upto date of conversion and post that company will file separate return ? In this case, given the e-filing process- the portal would not allow filing two returns for same AY.
12 September 2025
Since the e-filing portal doesn’t normally allow two returns for the same assessment year for one PAN, this is handled by filing two separate returns with different PANs and periods, or, if technical roadblocks exist, by representing the situation to the assessing officer for appropriate guidance.