When you register GST at premises you don't own, a consent letter is often required. Here's what it is and what it must include.
When you register GST at an address you don't own, GST officers want the owner's permission. That document is the consent letter (often the same as the No Objection Certificate).
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💬 Talk to our team View plans →A consent letter (often the NOC) is the property owner's written permission to use the premises as your place of business for GST.
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