Private Limited to OPC
Private Limited to OPC
Some companies reach a point where operations are stable, ownership is concentrated and compliance needs feel heavier than necessary. Converting a Private Limited Company into a One Person Company (OPC) helps simplify governance while still keeping the benefits of a corporate structure. The shift needs careful planning, because MCA has specific eligibility rules, thresholds and filings for this conversion.
What We Assist With
• Checking eligibility and advising whether OPC is the right route
• Drafting Board and shareholder resolutions
• Filing necessary forms with MCA (INC-6 and supporting documents)
• Updating MOA and AOA as per OPC format
• Transitioning licenses, PAN, GST and other registrations
• Ensuring proper transfer of assets, liabilities and ongoing contracts
• Setting up the OPC’s initial compliance framework
• Post-conversion support for bank updates and statutory registers
Why Companies Choose to Convert
• Reduced compliance burden
• Single-owner control with limited liability
• More efficient decision making
• Works well for stable, closely-held businesses
• Cleaner structure for solo founders
Frequently Asked Questions
Only if the company meets MCA’s eligibility conditions, including paid-up capital and turnover thresholds, and has a single shareholder willing to become the OPC member.
Yes. A special resolution is required, followed by filing it with MCA.
The main filing is INC-6, along with revised MOA, AOA, declarations and consent from the nominee.
Yes. A nominee is mandatory to ensure continuity if the sole member becomes unable to run the company.
Yes. The suffix changes from Private Limited to OPC Private Limited, and PAN, GST and other registrations must be updated accordingly.