
If you’re working, running a business, or even earning passive income in Pakistan, one of the smartest financial decisions you can make is becoming a filer with the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR). Let’s break it down in a simple and clear way.
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) is Pakistan’s central authority for tax collection. It collects Income Tax, Sales Tax, and other levies and ensures that citizens and businesses follow the country’s tax laws.
Category | Definition |
Filer | Submits income tax return within the due date |
Late Filer | Submits return after the deadline (with penalty) |
Non-Filer | Doesn’t file a tax return at all |
If you’re still a non-filer, here are real benefits you’re missing out on:
Filing means you pay less tax on:
Non-filers pay much higher rates across the board.
If you choose to stay a non-filer, be ready to deal with:
It’s an advance tax that is automatically deducted by:
• Your employer (on salaries)
• Banks (on profit/interest)
• Excise offices (on car registration)
These institutions are legally bound to deduct this on FBR’s behalf.
Becoming a filer is not just a legal obligation—it’s a financial strategy. It reduces your taxes, keeps you safe from legal troubles, and opens doors to better financial opportunities.
Don’t wait. File your tax return and take control of your financial future today at the Institute of Corporate and Taxation!
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