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Answers about income tax returns, active filer status, NTN registration, and how our guided filing compares to DIY.
FBR tax filing is submitting your annual income tax return through the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) IRIS portal. Salaried individuals, business owners, and freelancers must declare income, claim deductions, and pay any balance due to stay compliant and maintain active filer (ATL) status.
We offer guided online tax filing with every return reviewed by qualified chartered accountants (FCAs) before submission to FBR. You get portal convenience with professional oversight, NTN registration, audit support, and business tax services in one place.
Generally, salaried employees above the taxable threshold, business owners, companies, AOPs, landlords, and freelancers with taxable income must file. Filing on time helps you appear on the Active Taxpayers List (ATL), reducing withholding tax on banking transactions and property transfers.
An active filer is a taxpayer whose name appears on FBR's Active Taxpayers List after filing a return. ATL filers pay lower withholding tax on bank transactions, dividends, and property sales compared to non-filers — a major reason salaried professionals file every year.
Our flat fee for assisted salaried tax filing starts at Rs. 3,500 with no hidden charges. NTN registration, business returns, sales tax registration, and audit representation are quoted separately. Call or WhatsApp us at +92 321 2040253 for a quick quote.
Yes. We register individual and business NTNs with FBR, verify CNIC and business documents, and prepare your IRIS profile so you can file returns and track refunds without visiting a tax office.
Typically your CNIC, salary certificates or payslips, bank statements, investment proofs, rent receipts if applicable, and prior-year return if you filed before. Our guided interview walks you through each requirement step by step.
Yes. Aasaan Tax provides external and internal audit, FBR notice response, and representation during tax audits — drawing on decades of Big 4 and industry experience from our FCA partners.
Most salaried clients complete the interview and document upload in under 30 minutes. After consultant review, we submit to FBR IRIS — usually within one to two business days once documents are complete.
Yes. Your data is transmitted over encrypted connections and handled only by authorized tax consultants. We never share CNIC, salary, or financial details with third parties except as required for lawful FBR submission.
Call or WhatsApp +92 321 2040253 to speak with our team about salaried returns, NTN registration, business filing, or FBR audit notices. You can also sign up online and complete the guided filing interview in minutes.
A wealth statement declares your assets and liabilities at year-end for FBR — property, vehicles, bank balances, investments, and loans. Many filers must attach or reconcile wealth with their income tax return. Incomplete wealth statements are a common reason for FBR notices.
Log into iris.fbr.gov.pk with your NTN credentials, open the income tax return for the tax year, enter income and deductions, attach required statements, and submit. Aasaan Tax can complete the guided interview and submit to IRIS after FCA review if you prefer not to file yourself.
FBR announces due dates each year for individuals and companies. Salaried individuals typically face a September deadline (confirm the current circular). Late filing can attract penalties and delay Active Taxpayers List (ATL) benefits. File early once salary certificates are ready.
Our free salary tax calculator on the Aasaan Tax home page estimates annual income tax and monthly withholding under current Pakistan salary slabs. It is an estimate only — your final FBR return may differ after deductions, other income, and wealth reconciliation.
