You can generally use your rented flat as your business’s registration or operating address, but there are several factors you need to consider. First, review your rental agreement to ensure it doesn’t prohibit conducting business from the property. Some landlords may have specific clauses that restrict commercial activities. Next, check local zoning laws and regulations to confirm that operating a business from your residential property is compliant with your area’s laws.
Additionally, consider the nature of your business. Businesses that may cause disturbances to neighbors, such as those involving frequent client visits, might encounter more restrictions. If your business operations are primarily digital or involve minimal physical interaction, it may be easier to use your rented flat as an address.
Some jurisdictions also require registration with specific business licenses or permits, even for home-based businesses, so verify the requirements with your local government or business administration office.
Finally, discuss your intentions with your landlord to maintain a good relationship and potentially amend your lease agreement to include permission for operating a business. Always ensure you have everything documented in case any disputes arise in the future.