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GST Reverse-charge Declaration (Unregistered Landlord)

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The landlord, the tenant and the premises
The landlord’s GST position
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The landlord, the tenant and the premises

Landlord's full nameNeeded

For example: Gurpreet Singh Sethi

Landlord's addressNeeded

House / flat / plot no.

Street, sector or locality

City area and PIN code

Tenant's full name or company nameNeeded

For example: Northline Analytics Private Limited

Tenant's GSTINNeeded

For example: 03ABCDE1234F1Z5

The premises (unit, floor, building and address)Needed

House / flat / plot no.

Street, sector or locality

City area and PIN code

The lease these premises are let under, and its dateNeeded

For example: Commercial Lease Deed dated 1 April 2026

Monthly rent under the lease (before any GST)Needed

An amount in rupees. Commas and a ₹ sign are both fine — write it the way you would write it anywhere else, and the document is given the tidy form of it.

For example: 85000

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Landlord's PANYou may leave this

For example: ABCDE1234F

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DECLARATION BY LANDLORD (NOT REGISTERED FOR GST)

1. THE PREMISES AND THE RENT

1.1 I let __________ (the "Premises") to the Tenant under __________ (the "Lease"), at a monthly rent of __________.

2. WHAT I DECLARE

2.1 I am not registered under the Goods and Services Tax law, and I hold no GST registration number, in any State or Union Territory.

3. WHAT THIS DECLARATION DOES NOT DO

3.1 This declaration states facts about my GST position. It is not tax advice, and it does not say whether GST is payable on the rent, by whom, or in what manner.

3.2 I understand that the Tenant will decide for itself, with its own advisers, whether it must account for GST on the rent, including by way of reverse charge, under the law and notifications in force on the date of each payment. If the Tenant does account for GST on that basis, I will not claim from the Tenant any amount on account of GST over and above the rent in the Lease.

3.3 I will give the Tenant, on request, any further information about my GST status that the Tenant reasonably needs for its returns and records.

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