Lease for a shop, showroom or office, with optional photo and inventory annexure. Free, no sign-up, and everything stays in your browser.
A commercial rent agreement records the terms on which an owner lets a shop, showroom, office or other business space: the rent and any GST, the deposit, how long the tenancy lasts, what the tenant may use it for, fit-out work, and how either side can end it.
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Who signs: Landlord, Tenant (individual or business) and two adult witnesses.
A lease of 12 months or more must be registered under the Registration Act, 1908. Many residential agreements are made for 11 months for that reason. Stamp duty depends on your state, the rent and the term, so confirm the current amount before you buy the e-stamp certificate.
It states the business use, deals with GST and tax deducted at source, covers fit-out and signage, and usually has a lock-in and a rent increase. Tenants of commercial space also need licences for the business. This draft covers those points.
It can, depending on who the landlord and tenant are and the size of their business. This tool lets you state whether the rent includes or excludes GST, but please confirm with your accountant what applies in your case.
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This is a general draft template prepared from public government sources and common practice. It is not legal advice and has not been reviewed by an advocate. For high-value or unusual cases, please have an advocate check the final document.
Draft template, not legal advice. Version 1.0 (GP-GEN-COMRENT-1.0), General (all states), last reviewed 8 October 2026, next review due 8 April 2027. Prepared from public government sources and common practice. It has not been reviewed by an advocate. Laws, stamp duty and procedures change; please verify with the relevant government office. See our Disclaimer and Privacy Policy.