Receiving an FBR tax notice can be stressful — but don’t panic! Most notices are routine and manageable if responded to properly and on time.
At FilerNow, we handle income tax notices professionally, quickly, and legally to help you avoid penalties and stress.
Common Reasons for FBR Notices:
- Late or non-filing of income tax returns
- Mismatch in declared vs. actual income
- Unverified bank transactions or property records
- Audit under Section 177 or 214C
- ATL compliance issues
Steps to Handle an FBR Tax Notice
1. Stay Calm & Read Carefully
Understand the notice type and section (e.g. 114(4), 116, 122(5A))
2. Gather All Relevant Documents
CNIC, bank statements, property details, business records
3. Respond Within Time Limit
Usually 15 days – late response may lead to fine or audit
4. Hire a Tax Expert
FilerNow prepares and submits a proper legal reply to close the case safely
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Frequently Asked Questions
FBR sends notices for reasons like non-filing of tax returns, asset declaration, audit, or tax mismatch. Don’t ignore it — respond within deadline.
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114(4): Return not filed
116: Asset declaration notice
122(5A): Audit/amendment notice
182: Penalty notice
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Your reply must be filed through IRIS with legal explanation + proof. Filernow drafts professional replies to protect you from fines.
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Non-response can lead to heavy penalties, asset freezing, and even audit or legal proceedings. It’s always better to reply properly.
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