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Filer vs Non-Filer in Pakistan – Why It Matters for You

Filer vs non-filer in Pakistan – key differences by FilerNow.com

In Pakistan, being a tax filer means you’re officially listed on the FBR’s Active Taxpayer List (ATL). Non-filers, on the other hand, face higher taxes, legal notices, and financial restrictions. FilerNow helps you become a filer quickly—no stress, no confusion.

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What is a Filer?

A filer is someone who:

Has registered their NTN

Submits annual tax returns to FBR

Appears in the ATL (Active Taxpayer List)

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What is a Non-Filer?

A non-filer:

May have an NTN, but hasn’t submitted tax returns

Doesn’t appear on the ATL

Pays higher withholding taxes (bank, car, property)

Benefits of Being a Filer in Pakistan

✔ Lower tax deductions on banking transactions
✔ Eligibility for bank loans and business registration
✔ Access to government tenders and contracts
✔ Protection from FBR penalties and notices

👉 NTN Registration Made Easy

How FilerNow Helps

✔ NTN registration
✔ Return filing (salaried, freelance, business)
✔ ATL listing
✔ Tax refund claims
✔ Guidance for every tax season

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FAQs – Filer vs Non-Filer in Pakistan

1. What is the difference between filer and non-filer?

A filer files annual tax returns and appears on ATL. A non-filer doesn’t and pays more in taxes.

2. Can I become a filer if I missed past years?

Yes! FilerNow helps you file backdated returns and get listed on the ATL.
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3. Do non-filers pay more tax on car registration or banking?

Yes, withholding taxes are significantly higher for non-filers.

4. How do I check if I am a filer or non-filer?

You can check ATL status on the FBR website or let FilerNow do it for you.
👉 Check ATL Status

5. Why should businesses avoid being non-filers?

Non-filers may face contract denials, penalties, and credibility issues.

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