FBR & Compliance

FBR Tax Filing & NTN Registration

Complete FBR Tax Compliance Services for Individuals & Corporations

Becoming an active tax filer in Pakistan is essential to protect your assets and legally avoid high withholding tax rates. Under the current FBR regulations, non-filers are heavily penalized on property sales/purchases, vehicle registration, banking transaction duties, and corporate contracts.

Our expert tax practitioners manage the entire process, including compiling wealth statements, asset reconciliations, declarations of foreign income, and filing monthly/annual returns on the IRIS portal.

Required Documents for NTN Registration

Salaried Individuals: CNIC Copy, Mobile number registered on own CNIC, personal email, latest paid electricity bill of house, salary slip.
Sole Proprietors / Businesses: CNIC Copy, email, phone number, rent agreement or property ownership deed of business place, utility bill of office, business letterhead.
Companies: SECP incorporation certificate, bank account maintenance certificate, tenancy agreement, CNIC of all directors, and board resolution.

Who Needs to File Tax Returns?

Every Salaried Person earning above Rs. 600k/year
Every Private / Public Limited Company
Sole Proprietors & Partnership Firms
Importers & Exporters
Commercial electricity connection holders

Become Filer Today

We register your NTN and update your FBR ATL Filer status safely and legally. Click below to contact our advisors on WhatsApp.

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How It Works

Our Filing Process

1

Document Collection

We compile bank certificate details, wealth proofs, and salary slips safely under NDA guidelines.

2

Return Reconciliation

We calculate legal allowances, rebate deductions, and reconcile wealth assets to block FBR notices.

3

Submission & Verification

We submit filings in the FBR IRIS portal and provide the client with official submission verification codes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tax Filing FAQs

Filers enjoy significantly lower withholding tax rates on bank transactions, property transactions, vehicle registration, and cash withdrawals compared to non-filers. Additionally, it helps you build a legal profile for bank loans and visa applications.

Late filing can result in a penalty under Section 182 of the Income Tax Ordinance 2001, and you will not be placed on the Active Taxpayers List (ATL) until a late filing surcharge is paid.

Sales tax filing is completed monthly by submitting sales tax returns on the IRIS portal (for FBR) or provincial e-portals (PRA/SRB) by the 15th of each month, declaring all sales invoices and input tax adjustments.