Expert review and consultation on eligibility
Preparation and upload of required documents
Filing Form GST REG-14 for address inclusion
Handling of officer queries or re-verification (if any)
Secure update with confirmation on GST portal
Ongoing compliance advisory for multi-location operations
The GST regime mandates that every taxable person must declare all premises where business activities are conducted. While one principal place of business is mandatory during registration, any other location used for warehousing, billing, distribution, or storage must be added as an Additional Place of Business under GST.
These locations must be declared through the GST portal using Form REG-14. This ensures smooth inspections, billing validations, and vendor compliance. Not declaring additional premises can lead to rejection of invoices, penalties, or notices during GST audits.
Failing to declare your working premises may disrupt compliance, tax credit claims, and logistic workflows. Timely declaration gives legal recognition to all operating units and keeps vendors and buyers confident in dealing with your business.
Enables GST billing from additional offices or warehouses
Avoids penalties for undeclared working premises
Essential for e-commerce sellers and distributors
Builds credibility and consistency in vendor invoicing
Ensures legal compliance under GST audit and inspections
Helps in avoiding misuse or tax denial at branch levels
This update is mandatory for businesses that:
Start operating from a new branch, godown, warehouse, or office
Move a segment of operations to another location
Start e-commerce fulfillment or co-working setups
Use third-party logistics or rented premises for operations
Expand services to other cities/states (within same GSTIN)
Proper documentation ensures your application is approved without delays or queries. You will need:
GST login credentials
Proof of ownership or lease agreement of the additional premises
Electricity bill/property tax receipt (not older than 2 months)
NOC from owner (if rented/shared premises)
Consent letter (for co-working/shared locations)
Geo-coordinates (if required during inspection)
Trade license or municipal license (optional but recommended)
Photographs of the premises (in certain cases)
UrbanDox ensures your application is filed accurately and verified promptly:
Collect business documents and verify eligibility
Log in to GST portal and initiate REG-14 update
Fill in new address details and select relevant business activity
Upload documents such as rental agreement or NOC
Submit application digitally with DSC or EVC
Track application status and respond to any queries
Upon approval, receive updated GST certificate with new address
Support for notifying vendors and buyers of the new GST location
Declaring all premises ensures legal compliance and builds invoice credibility.
File REG-14 within 15 days of operating at a new location
Address must match utility bills or lease document
Upload NOC if premises are not owned by you
Each location must have proper documentation
Failure to declare may lead to disallowance of ITC
Can be used for warehouses, godowns, branches, billing offices
GSTIN remains the same unless inter-state expansion is planned
You can declare multiple additional places under one GSTIN
Avoid errors in PIN code, state, or geo-tags
UrbanDox handles all technical filings and portal submissions
The GST regime mandates that every taxable person must declare all premises where business activities are conducted. While one principal place of business is mandatory during registration, any other location used for warehousing, billing, distribution, or storage must be added as an Additional Place of Business under GST.
These locations must be declared through the GST portal using Form REG-14. This ensures smooth inspections, billing validations, and vendor compliance. Not declaring additional premises can lead to rejection of invoices, penalties, or notices during GST audits.
Failing to declare your working premises may disrupt compliance, tax credit claims, and logistic workflows. Timely declaration gives legal recognition to all operating units and keeps vendors and buyers confident in dealing with your business.
Enables GST billing from additional offices or warehouses
Avoids penalties for undeclared working premises
Essential for e-commerce sellers and distributors
Builds credibility and consistency in vendor invoicing
Ensures legal compliance under GST audit and inspections
Helps in avoiding misuse or tax denial at branch levels
This update is mandatory for businesses that:
Start operating from a new branch, godown, warehouse, or office
Move a segment of operations to another location
Start e-commerce fulfillment or co-working setups
Use third-party logistics or rented premises for operations
Expand services to other cities/states (within same GSTIN)
Proper documentation ensures your application is approved without delays or queries. You will need:
GST login credentials
Proof of ownership or lease agreement of the additional premises
Electricity bill/property tax receipt (not older than 2 months)
NOC from owner (if rented/shared premises)
Consent letter (for co-working/shared locations)
Geo-coordinates (if required during inspection)
Trade license or municipal license (optional but recommended)
Photographs of the premises (in certain cases)
UrbanDox ensures your application is filed accurately and verified promptly:
Collect business documents and verify eligibility
Log in to GST portal and initiate REG-14 update
Fill in new address details and select relevant business activity
Upload documents such as rental agreement or NOC
Submit application digitally with DSC or EVC
Track application status and respond to any queries
Upon approval, receive updated GST certificate with new address
Support for notifying vendors and buyers of the new GST location
Declaring all premises ensures legal compliance and builds invoice credibility.
File REG-14 within 15 days of operating at a new location
Address must match utility bills or lease document
Upload NOC if premises are not owned by you
Each location must have proper documentation
Failure to declare may lead to disallowance of ITC
Can be used for warehouses, godowns, branches, billing offices
GSTIN remains the same unless inter-state expansion is planned
You can declare multiple additional places under one GSTIN
Avoid errors in PIN code, state, or geo-tags
UrbanDox handles all technical filings and portal submissions
Q: Is it mandatory to declare all operating premises under GST?
A: Yes, all places of business must be declared for legal compliance.
Q: Can I use one GSTIN for multiple locations?
A: Yes, within the same state. For inter-state, separate GSTINs are required.
Q: What is Form GST REG-14?
A: It is the online form used to update business details in GST registration.
Q: How long does it take to update a new location?
A: Typically 3–7 working days if all documents are valid.
Q: Do I need a new registration for a warehouse?
A: No, just declare it as an additional place of business under same GSTIN.
Q: What documents are required for co-working spaces?
A: NOC or consent letter from provider, utility bill, and agreement copy.
Q: Is physical inspection required?
A: Not always, but GST officers may inspect randomly.
Q: Will my GST certificate be updated automatically?
A: Yes, after approval, your certificate will show the new address.
Q: Can I remove an old additional address?
A: Yes, using the same REG-14 form, you can add or remove locations.
Q: What if my request is rejected?
A: UrbanDox helps you rectify and refile with correct documents.