Income tax return filing in Pakistan
We prepare and file your income tax return and wealth statement on FBR's IRIS portal. You send documents, a named consultant does the work, and you see each step with a date and time.
Who this is for
- Salaried employees whose employer already deducts tax
- Freelancers paid from abroad through Payoneer, Wise or a bank transfer
- Landlords with rental income
- Anyone who has missed one or more years and wants to catch up
What we need from you
- CNIC and your IRIS login, or we register you first
- Salary certificate or tax deduction certificate from your employer
- Bank statements for the tax year
- Proceeds Realisation Certificates (PRCs) if you earn in foreign currency
- Details of property, vehicles and investments for the wealth statement
What's included
- Income tax return for the current year and any years you missed
- Wealth statement and wealth reconciliation
- Salary, freelance, business and rental income
- A named consultant who answers your questions
- Status updates with timestamps at every step
- Active Taxpayers List monitoring after you file
Common questions
- My employer already deducts tax. Do I still need to file?
- Yes. Tax deducted from your salary does not count as filing. Only a filed return puts you on the Active Taxpayers List, which lowers the tax banks and property registrars deduct from you.
- How long does filing take?
- Once we have your documents, we file within 2 to 3 business days. You can see the status of your return at any time.
- Can you file returns for years I missed?
- Yes. The annual plan covers every year you have not filed, not only the current one.
- Is freelance income from abroad taxed?
- Export of IT and IT-enabled services brought into Pakistan through banking channels is taxed at a reduced final rate when you hold the right certificates. We check your PRCs and registration status before we file so you are not taxed at the normal slab rates by mistake.