How we help
- Replies to notices and show-cause notices
- Audit and assessment proceedings
- Appeals before Commissioner (Appeals)
- Appeals before the Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue
- Tax references to the High Court
- Constitutional petitions against unlawful action
- Refund claims and advisory
Forums and courts
- FBR and Sindh Revenue Board
- Commissioner Inland Revenue (Appeals)
- Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue
- Sindh High Court
- Supreme Court of Pakistan
Governing law
- Income Tax Ordinance, 2001
- Sales Tax Act, 1990
- Federal Excise Act, 2005
- Sindh Sales Tax on Services Act, 2011
Common questions
I received a tax notice. How long do I have?
The compliance period is stated in the notice itself and is usually short. Do not ignore it. An unanswered notice can lead to an ex parte assessment.
Can a tax matter go to the High Court?
Yes. Questions of law arising from Appellate Tribunal orders can be taken to the High Court by way of tax reference, and unlawful action can be challenged through constitutional petitions.
This page is general information about tax law in Pakistan and is not legal advice on your situation.