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Assuming that you will rent out the commercial property and generate rental income, the partnership is carrying on an enterprise, then the partnership is required to be register for GST if it exceeds the GST turnover threshold of $75,000.
In order to claim GST input tax credits paid on settlement, the entity (husband and wife partnership) must be registered or required to be registered for GST at the time of making the acquisition. Supplies involving real property generally occur at settlement for GST purposes.
Therefore, as long as the partnership’s GST registration is effective prior to settlement date you should be able to claim the input tax credits on acquisition.
The downside is that you need to charge GST on the rent.
Also note that if you cancelled the GST and still holds assets for which you have claimed input tax credits, it may have an increasing adjustment in its concluding tax period.
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