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Filed the Wrong Tax Return? File a Revised Return with FilerNow
If you’ve filed your income tax return with wrong income, missing bank details, or forgot to declare assets, don’t worry — you can revise your tax return legally through FBR. But timing matters. You can only file a revised return before FBR raises an audit or notice. Let FilerNow help you revise your return, avoid penalties, and fix your tax profile professionally.
Required Documents
- CNIC
- Previously filed return (PDF or IRIS summary)
- Corrected income / asset details
- Bank statement (optional)
- Source of correction (business proof, salary, etc.)
What FilerNow Will Do
- Check your previously filed return
- Identify what went wrong
- File revised return legally via IRIS
- Update your wealth statement if required
- Protect your ATL status and avoid FBR penalty
Frequently Asked Questions
A revised return is a corrected version of your original submission. If you’ve made a mistake — like incorrect income, undeclared assets, or bank entries — you can legally revise it.
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Any taxpayer who has already submitted a return but later detects an error can file a revised return — as long as no audit or compliance notice has been issued yet.
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A tax return can only be revised once for each tax year. So be sure your documents and justification are complete before submission.
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Yes. A revised return must be filed within 5 years from the end of the relevant tax year — and before the FBR issues a notice or audit.
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No — if the revised return is filed properly, your ATL (Active Taxpayer List) status remains intact. It may even help you avoid penalties and blacklisting.
👉 Check Your ATL Status