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Selling or Buying Property in Pakistan? File Your Tax the Right Way with FilerNow
Selling a plot, home, file, or property in Pakistan?
Then you may be liable to pay Capital Gain Tax (CGT) and must file your income tax return accordingly. Most people receive FBR notices simply because they ignore tax filing after sale.
Don’t take the risk — Let FilerNow file your return, declare the transaction, and help you stay legally safe.
Required Documents
- CNIC
- Plot/File/Property documents
- Sale deed or registry
- FBR challan (if any)
- Payment proof (optional)
What FilerNow Will Do
- Check your CGT liability (Capital Gain Tax)
- Declare your sale/purchase in income tax return
- File your return & wealth statement accurately
- Help reduce tax via exemptions & rebates
- Respond to any FBR property notices
- Add you to the Active Taxpayer List (ATL)
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, if you sell a property, plot, or file, you may have to pay Capital Gain Tax (CGT) under FBR rules. Even if exempted, you must still declare the transaction in your tax return.
👉 Learn How Capital Gain Tax Works
CGT is the tax on the profit you make from selling your property. It's based on:
• Holding period
• Type of property (plot/home)
• Sale & purchase value
FilerNow calculates and helps you legally reduce it where exemptions apply.
👉 Talk to a Tax Advisor
Yes. Even if there’s no gain or you qualify for exemption, you must declare the transaction in your income tax return & wealth statement. Failing to do so may trigger an FBR notice.
👉 File Your Tax Return Now
Absolutely. If you receive a property-related tax notice, our team will:
• Respond to the notice
• Justify property records
• File revised returns if needed
• Ensure proper legal compliance
👉 See How to Handle FBR Notices
Yes. Even if you're a buyer, you must declare large transactions in your wealth statement and stay compliant. FilerNow ensures your investment is declared properly.
👉 Start with Wealth Statement Filing