Nobody wants to overpay taxes — and the good news is, FBR allows legal methods to reduce your income tax burden. Whether you’re salaried, a freelancer, or a business owner, these smart strategies will help you save.
FilerNow ensures you take maximum advantage of tax rebates, deductions, and credits — all 100% legal and FBR-compliant.
1. Claim Tax Deductions
Use deductions on:
- Education expenses
- Medical expenses
- Zakat, donations, and charity
- Utility & mobile bills
👉 See tax deduction guide
2. Claim Tax Credits
You can reduce your tax by:
- Investing in life insurance or mutual funds
- Paying for tuition
- Investing in IPOs and listed securities
👉 Claim tax refunds with FilerNow
3. File on Time to Stay ATL
Being on the Active Taxpayer List (ATL) reduces withholding tax and gives access to benefits.
👉 Become ATL listed
4. Maintain Expense Records
If you run a business, keep track of:
- Rent
- Utilities
- Salaries
- Inventory purchases
These reduce your net profit, which lowers tax.
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Tax Return Filing FAQs
Every salaried person, freelancer, business owner, or property holder earning taxable income must file a tax return under FBR law.
👉 Start Tax Return Filing
Not a filer yet? 👉 Become a Filer
You’ll need your CNIC, salary slip or income proof, bank statement, and any investment or property details.
👉 See Required Documents
No NTN yet? 👉 Get NTN Online
Yes. If you're earning income, even from freelance or online platforms, you should file to stay compliant and avoid future penalties.
👉 File Freelance Tax Return
Also check 👉 NTN for Freelancers
You become a filer, pay lower taxes on vehicles/property, claim refunds, and appear in ATL (Active Taxpayer List).
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Start here 👉 File Tax Return Online
For most individuals and businesses, the FBR deadline is 30th September each year. Late filing can lead to penalties.
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