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GST Affidavit — Inherited Property

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Free No signup Official Annexure-IV format
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Official format — Annexure-IV to CBIC Circular No. 257/03/2026-GST dated 26.10.2026.

S/o = son of · D/o = daughter of · W/o = wife of

Inherited Property

Premises

Write it exactly as on the property document you will upload.

"M/s" is added automatically.

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Print on non-judicial stamp paper of minimum ₹100 and sign before a First-Class Judicial Magistrate, Executive Magistrate or Notary Public.

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₹100 — as per circular

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Print on ₹100 non-judicial stamp paper, sign before a Magistrate or Notary, and upload it with the death certificate and one property document. Property owned by a living family member? Use the consent letter instead.

What is this Affidavit?

When the business premises stands in the name of a deceased ancestor and no property document is in the applicant's own name, CBIC Circular No. 257/03/2026-GST (para 3.8.2.3) requires an affidavit in the format of Annexure-IV.

It is made on non-judicial stamp paper of minimum ₹100 before a Magistrate or Notary, and uploaded with the death certificate and one property document.

How to Use This Generator

  1. Enter your details — name, S/o / D/o / W/o, age, address
  2. Add the deceased ancestor's name, date of death and the business address
  3. Enter the place and date of verification
  4. Print on ₹100 stamp paper (stamp paper mode is on by default)
  5. Sign before a Magistrate or Notary and upload it on the GST portal

Frequently Asked Questions

When is this affidavit needed for GST registration?

When the business premises is owned by a deceased ancestor and no property document is available in the applicant's own name. CBIC Circular 257/03/2026-GST (para 3.8.2.3) prescribes this affidavit in Annexure-IV.

On what stamp paper is the affidavit made?

On non-judicial stamp paper of minimum value ₹100, executed in the presence of a First-Class Judicial Magistrate, Executive Magistrate or Notary Public.

Which documents are uploaded with it?

A clear copy of the death certificate of the deceased ancestor, and any one document of the premises — latest property tax receipt, municipal khata, property identification document, electricity bill or water bill — in the name of the deceased or the applicant.

What nature of premises should be selected on the portal?

The circular deals with inherited premises under "Own premises" (para 3.8.2.3), so the premises is declared as own and the affidavit is uploaded as the proof.

I am one of several legal heirs. Can I still use it?

Yes. The format allows "the legal heir / one of the legal heirs" — choose "one of the legal heirs" in the form.

Is this generator free?

Yes, completely free. No signup required.

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