Convert your Georgia entity to a different structure.
Georgia allows statutory conversion between entity types: LLC → Corporation, Corporation → LLC, and other variations. The most common path is LLC → C-Corp ahead of a VC round. This guide explains when conversion makes sense, the process, fees, and the often-overlooked tax consequences.
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Triggered by an institutional fundraise. VCs structurally cannot invest in LLCs. Founders convert to a C-Corp (often re-domiciling to Delaware) before signing a term sheet.
Less common. Usually for closely-held businesses pursuing pass-through tax treatment after exiting a venture path. Tax consequences can be material.
Convert your existing entity into a new state. Common path: Georgia entity → Delaware C-Corp ahead of a VC round.
Up a level, or across to the neighbors.
Entity conversion by state
The national explainer above this page: what changes between jurisdictions, and why.
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Every filing the state business office takes, state by state.
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Every filing a business makes in Georgia, gathered on one page.
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