Electricity bill addressing the place of business is in the name of my grandfather who is no longer in alive. How can I use the same document as proof for place of business ?
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This discussion addresses the challenge of using an electricity bill in a deceased grandfather's name as proof of a place of business. Suggestions include obtaining a consent letter from the legal owner, potentially the father, and attaching the grandfather's death certificate along with updated legal representative details on the Income Tax website. Professional advice is recommended due to the complexities of property inheritance and legal ownership transfer.
In your case in addition to electricity bill you can attach death certificate of your grandfather along with name of legal representative (your father) that is updated on Income tax website. (i.e. in PAN Details)
I can understand your problem, See if you will go by all laws, you have to follow long process as transfer of property from your grandfather to your father first and based on that your father can give you consent letter. Or if he has a legal will, he will be the owner subject to various other conditions and situations. Better take some professional opinion to avoid department queries or give a try to your best judgement based on Indian philosophies.
Hope you got my point.
Regards
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