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VHey everyone,
I’m in urgent need of help regarding my GST registration. As mentioned in the title, my application has been rejected for the third time.
1st Attempt: I filed it myself and likely made an error related to the place of business.
2nd Attempt: My CA handled it, but it was rejected because they did not accept the rent agreement provided.Let’s leave those aside, but now:
3rd Attempt: Again handled by my CA, where everything seemed fine, but the issue still revolves around the place of business.
I provided a notarized consent letter with signature of my uncle (whose name is on the electricity bill) including Aadhar card and pan card.
I also submitted the property tax receipt in my grandfather’s name.Despite this, the application will probably be rejected (as per my CA) because they’re now asking for a legal document confirming that the property will be transferred to my uncle after my grandfather. I have no way of obtaining this document, and I’m not even sure if such a document exists.
It’s extremely frustrating. Has anyone faced a similar situation or found a workaround? Any guidance, connection or suggestions would be highly appreciated!
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SNAL but this happened to a one friends I know. Bribe dena padega, these are all excuses. Every time you submit, he is going to reject ask for even more extreme documents.
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WAsk the gst guy if a will or affidavit from your grandfather will suffice for the same. They are legally recognised documents. You can always change these documents later, like the will can be altered.
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VDue to some family complications I’ll not be able to ask for a will, but I did ask if an affidavit can work but he said something like a will is required. Do you have any sample / example of affidavit that can be provided?
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WNAL
If the GST guy isn’t ready to accept an affidavit, you can politely state that not everyone makes a will this early, and even if they do, they wouldn’t like their will to be public while they’re living.
An affidavit is legally recognised. Nobody lies on notarised paper. Reason with the GST guy.If he doesn’t see reason I’d suggest dropping this attempt. Unless your documents are super tight, “Principle place of business” issues will continue to arise. Try again with a property that has the same name everywhere, and get the consent letter from that person. You could try again with same property by getting the name on electricity bill changes to your grandfathers’ name since property is on his name & get the consent letter from him directly. Though you should confer with your local electricity office how long the name change procedure will take since government offices aren’t exactly speedy in their processes.
I’m sorry it sucks. Getting GST registered has become really thought these last few years. Some people get it via virtual office services or Co-working spaces. You may want to give those a quick look too as a last resort.
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