Tax services for every situation in Pakistan
Whatever you do — salaried, freelancer, business owner, overseas or investor — we connect you with a registered tax practitioner, accountant or lawyer for the exact help you need.
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Income Tax Return Filing
File your annual FBR income tax return without the hassle. We connect you with a registered tax practitioner or chartere…
Learn more →NTN Registration
Get your National Tax Number (NTN) registered with FBR — the first step to becoming a filer. We connect you with a regis…
Learn more →Filer / ATL Status
Want to become a filer or check your ATL status? We connect you with a registered professional who files your return, ge…
Learn more →Sales Tax & Company Registration
Register your business for sales tax and set up the right legal structure. We connect you with a registered professional…
Learn more →Freelancer & IT Tax
Freelancers and IT exporters get a specially low tax rate — but only if you file correctly. We connect you with a regist…
Learn more →Overseas Pakistanis
Living abroad but need to be a filer in Pakistan — often to buy property or a vehicle at filer rates? We connect you wit…
Learn more →Company Registration
Set up your business the right way — sole proprietor, partnership/AOP, or a private limited company with SECP. We connec…
Learn more →Salaried Tax Return
If you are salaried, your return is usually quick and inexpensive. We connect you with a registered professional who tur…
Learn more →Property Tax Filing
Buying, selling or renting property? The tax you pay depends heavily on your filer status. We connect you with a registe…
Learn more →“How should someone like me file?”
Straight answers by profession — then we connect you with a registered professional who handles it.
I am a doctor in Pakistan — how should I file my taxes?
Doctors typically have salary income (from a hospital), private practice or consultancy income, or both. You declare all sources in one return, claim allowable expenses on practice income, and file a wealth statement. A registered professional separates salary and professional income correctly.
Read more →Tax filing advice for a Pakistani software engineer
If you are salaried, filing is simple from your salary certificate. If you also freelance or export IT services, you may qualify for the concessional IT export rate. A registered professional combines both incomes and applies the export rate where it fits.
Read more →How should a shopkeeper in Pakistan handle FBR filing?
Retailers register an NTN, may need sales tax registration and an STRN depending on turnover, and file an annual income tax return declaring business income. A registered professional sets up the right registrations and keeps your monthly and annual filings compliant.
Read more →Tax filing for a Pakistani YouTuber or content creator
AdSense, sponsorship and platform earnings are taxable income and should be declared annually. Some earnings may qualify for export treatment. A registered professional classifies your income correctly, brings platform earnings on record, and files your return.
Read more →I run an online clothing brand — what tax registrations do I need?
You generally need an NTN, and once turnover crosses the threshold, sales tax registration (STRN) with monthly returns. You file an annual income tax return on business profit. A registered professional sets up NTN, STRN and bookkeeping for you.
Read more →Tax filing guidance for a Pakistani property investor
Property attracts withholding tax on purchase (236K) and sale (236C), capital gains tax on gains within holding periods, and tax on rental income. Filer status lowers these rates. A registered professional handles property taxes and gets you filer rates.
Read more →I am a pensioner in Pakistan — do I still need to file?
Pension income is generally exempt, but many pensioners still file to stay on the Active Taxpayer List and pay lower withholding tax on banking, vehicles and property. A registered professional can file a simple return to keep your filer status active.
Read more →Tax filing for a student with part-time freelance income
Even small freelance earnings should be declared, and filing lets you join the Active Taxpayer List for lower withholding rates. Your tax may be minimal or nil. A registered professional files a low-income return and registers your NTN.
Read more →How does a ride-hailing driver in Pakistan file taxes?
Income from ride-hailing platforms is business income to be declared annually, with allowable running costs deducted. Registering an NTN and filing keeps you a filer. A registered professional calculates your net income and files the return.
Read more →What should a newly registered startup do about FBR?
After SECP incorporation, register the company for an NTN, open a business account, register for sales tax if applicable, and set up bookkeeping so returns can be filed on time. A registered professional handles the full post-incorporation tax setup.
Read more →Tax obligations for a Pakistani exporter of goods
Exporters face specific withholding and final-tax rules on export proceeds and may deal with sales tax and refunds. Proceeds must come through banking channels. A registered professional structures your export filings and claims any refunds due.
Read more →What taxes does a private tuition teacher pay in Pakistan?
Tuition income is taxable and declared as professional or business income in your annual return, with allowable expenses deducted. If income is below the threshold, tax may be nil but filing still keeps you a filer. A professional files it for you.
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