Need a house for registration

amitmi2 Active member

50POSTS

10 years ago

Hi ,

I am getting a rental place 5 minutes walk to work.
But, owner does not want to make contract or let me register there probably wants to hide income and not pay taxes.

Is there a way where I could register at another house and pay them a certain basic amount every month and continue living in this house as its so close to work.

Thanks,
Amit

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GuestPoster491 Guest

0POSTS

10 years ago

amitmi2 wrote:
Hi ,

I am getting a rental place 5 minutes walk to work.
But, owner does not want to make contract or let me register there probably wants to hide income and not pay taxes.

Is there a way where I could register at another house and pay them a certain basic amount every month and continue living in this house as its so close to work.

Thanks,
Amit

Lying to the authorities about where you live is a bad idea, and not worth it just because your landlord doesn't want to follow the law. If he doesn't want to give a rental contract, then he should at least provide a letter stating he is hosting you there or something to that effect.

amitmi2 Active member

50POSTS

10 years ago

Yes you are right , better look for another house.
She is not ready to even give that letter as it has to be notarized before registration.

FrankInPrague Member

2POSTS

10 years ago

Hi Amit,

some owners don´t want to register tenants into their house (term: "trvaly pobyt", or prechodny pobyt). Basicly, they are affraid, that for example tenant will lend somewhere money and don´t pay the money back, then executor arrive and confiscate things, which belongs to owner of house/flat :-(. Get these confiscated things back is project for ages (and cost a lot of time and money for attorney)... But you should have lease contract anyway, because it protects also you.

If I will be in your case, I will choose another house/flat with owner, who is able to play fair.

Kind regards,

Frantisek