An entity conversion is a filing that is made with the state of incorporation that allows a company to change from one business type to another. As an example, if a business was originally formed as a limited liability company (LLC) and the owner wishes to change the structure to a corporation, they may wish to file a conversion as opposed to forming a completely new business.
If you are a sole proprietorship, you can become a corporation or LLC, but it is not considered a conversion. You need to incorporate your business as a corporation or LLC and transfer the assets of your old company into the newly-incorporated business. For more information on entity conversions,
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