SCN for GST registration - Consent letter

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A user received a Show Cause Notice (SCN) for their GST registration, requesting a duly signed and notarised consent letter on non-judicial stamp paper. They are seeking clarification on the appropriate stamp paper value and the roles of the first and second parties in the letter. Advice suggests a Rs. 10 stamp paper is sufficient, and only the property owner needs to sign. The first party is the business applicant, and the second party is the property owner.

Sandhya Kashyap

Sandhya Kashyap (Querist)

17 October 2021 Hello experts,

I have filed a GST registration application & I have received a SCN mentioning "Please upload duly signed
and notarized copy of Consent NOC on non-judicial stamp paper"
I have following questions:

1) How much amount Stamp Paper is perfect for Consent letter.
2) Who will be First party & Second party.

Thank you in advance.

Regards
Jitender Chaudhary

CA R SEETHARAMAN

CA R SEETHARAMAN (Expert)

18 October 2021 1 Rs 10 stamp paper.
2 Only owners of the property has to sign.

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Sandhya Kashyap

Sandhya Kashyap (Querist)

18 October 2021 Dear Sir,
Thanks a lot your expert advice.
Duly understood that Rs.10 Stamp paper is sufficient & Owner signature is required.

How about First party name & second party name? I mean whose name will come on First party & second party.
As per my understanding
1st party - Name of the person who is applying GST registration.
2nd Party - Name of the owner of the property.
Is my above understanding correct?

CA R SEETHARAMAN

CA R SEETHARAMAN (Expert)

18 October 2021 See the format
This is to certify that I …………………….. (Name of the owner), owner of the property …………………………………………………. (Principal address) have permitted and allowed …………………………. (Name of the Proprietor) for operating and conducting their business from the ADDRESS MENTIONED ABOVE.

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