FBR Notice Reply & Defense Drafting Services in Pakistan Received an FBR Notice? Get a Professional Reply Drafted by Certified Tax Consultants An FBR notice is not the end — it is the beginning of a legal process that requires a precise, well-documented response. TaxAccountant.pk drafts professional replies to all types of FBR notices — … Read more
FBR POS Integration Services in Pakistan Integrate Your Point of Sale with FBR — Stay Compliant & Avoid Input Tax Disallowance If you are a Tier-1 retailer, FBR requires your point of sale (POS) to be integrated for real-time sales reporting. TaxAccountant.pk handles your complete FBR POS integration — registration, configuration, test transactions, and compliance … Read more
An amended assessment under Section 221(2) of the Income Tax Ordinance is FBR’s way of correcting a clerical, arithmetical, or clear factual mistake in an already-issued assessment order — not a fresh audit or a new demand out of nowhere. If you’ve received one, the first thing to check is whether the “mistake” being corrected … Read more
Receiving a notice from FBR can be intimidating — especially a Section 111(1) notice, which questions unexplained income or assets. This guide explains what the notice means, why you might receive one, and what to actually do about it. What Is a Section 111(1) Notice? Section 111(1) of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 empowers FBR … Read more
Admitted income tax is the amount of tax liability you yourself acknowledge as owed when filing your return — as distinct from the tax FBR later assesses or determines during audit or scrutiny. It’s essentially the tax you’re voluntarily declaring based on your own return computation, before FBR has done anything with it. What “Admitted” … Read more
Looking for the full year-by-year archive? Browse our Tax Card Archive for rate cards from Tax Year 2006 onward. FBR income tax slabs vary depending on who you are — a salaried individual, a non-salaried individual or AOP, or a company — and each category has its own rate structure. This page is the overview … Read more
Capital gains tax on property is one of the areas we get the most confused questions about — mainly because the rate depends on how long you’ve held the property, not just the sale price. What Counts as a Capital Gain on Property Under Section 37 of the Income Tax Ordinance, the gain is the … Read more
Becoming a tax filer in Pakistan means being registered with FBR and appearing on the Active Taxpayers List (ATL) — a status that carries real financial benefits beyond just legal compliance, since non-filers pay materially higher withholding tax rates on property, banking, vehicle, and other transactions. Step 1: Get Your NTN Registration starts with obtaining … Read more
FBR — the Federal Board of Revenue, known in Urdu as وفاقی بورڈ محصولات — is Pakistan’s federal tax authority, responsible for collecting income tax, sales tax, federal excise duty, and customs duty across the country. What FBR Actually Does Income Tax — administers the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001, covering individual, AOP, and company tax … Read more
Every FBR payment in Pakistan — income tax, sales tax, withholding, property transfer tax, whatever it is — goes through the same mechanism: you generate a PSID (Payment Slip ID) online, then pay it via internet banking, ATM, or over the counter. There’s no separate “online payment portal” outside of this; the e-Payments section inside … Read more
