There 3 Pvt Ltd Companies names A, B & C, B & C hold 50% share each in company A, both B & C have 2 directors each in the company, and these 4 directors along with 2 other directors totalling to 6 directors in company A.
There are NO transactions in company B & C (NIL), all the transactions are done in company A only, but ROC filing, audit and all is done for all the 3 companies.
Below mentioned are my questions, request to clarify and guide me:
1. If B & C are converted to LLP from Pvt Ltd company, will there be any problem in company A.
2. In future if we want to wind up these 2 companies, then what will be the complications and compliances.
3. Any tax is applicable and how is shares of directors transferred to company A directors, and any legal tax complications and implications.
06 March 2026
Since B and C are currently just "pass-through" entities for holding shares, converting them to LLPs will immediately stop the requirement for a statutory audit (unless turnover exceeds ₹40 lakh or contribution exceeds ₹25 lakh), significantly reducing your yearly costs.