Paying your income tax in Pakistan isn’t optional — it’s a legal responsibility. Not filing or delaying your tax return can lead to penalties, loss of ATL status, and even notices from FBR.
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What Happens If You Don’t Pay Income Tax?
1. Loss of ATL (Active Taxpayer) Status
This means higher tax rates on banking, vehicles, property, and investments.
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2. Heavy Penalties & Fines
FBR may charge minimum Rs. 10,000 – 50,000 or more, depending on your income level.
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3. FBR Notices Under Section 114/116/122(5A)
Late or missed filings trigger automated legal notices and possible audits.
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4. Blocked Transactions or Delays in Loans
Non-filers often face issues while applying for business loans or buying property.
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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.
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You’ll need your CNIC, salary slip or income proof, bank statement, and any investment or property details.
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Yes. If you're earning income, even from freelance or online platforms, you should file to stay compliant and avoid future penalties.
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You become a filer, pay lower taxes on vehicles/property, claim refunds, and appear in ATL (Active Taxpayer List).
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For most individuals and businesses, the FBR deadline is 30th September each year. Late filing can lead to penalties.
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