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Tax Return Filing

Tax filing is a legal obligation for those persons in Pakistan who earn taxable income. Also, it is the responsibility of a good citizen to contribute towards the documentation of the economy.

At Pak Tax Filer, we serve individuals and businesses to file tax returns and be filers. In this way, you can save on hassles involved with the non-filing of tax returns.

Documents required for tax filing:

Salaried Individuals:

✓ Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC)
Salary statement
Bank statement
✓ Property documents
Any investment details

Businesses:

Profit and loss statements
✓ Balance sheet
Tax deduction certificates

Service Charges:

Salaried Individuals                      : Rs. 2,000
Small & Medium Businesses        : Rs. 5,000

 

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