FBR Compliance, Income Tax Appeals, Sales Tax, Tax Dispute Resolution
Pakistan's tax law landscape — governed by the Income Tax Ordinance 2001, Sales Tax Act 1990, Federal Excise Act 2005, and annual Finance Acts — is complex and constantly changing. Naeem & Associates provides expert tax law services to individuals, businesses, and corporations, combining legal advocacy with financial expertise through our ACCA-qualified advisor.
We register clients with FBR (NTN, STRN), handle annual tax return filing, and ensure full compliance with withholding tax obligations.
We represent taxpayers before the Commissioner Inland Revenue (Appeals), Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue (ATIR), and High Court in income tax disputes.
We handle sales tax registration, return filing, input tax adjustments, refund claims, and disputes with FBR regarding sales tax assessments.
We represent clients in FBR audits, respond to notices under sections 122, 177, and 214C, and negotiate with tax authorities to reduce unjust assessments.
We advise multinational clients on transfer pricing documentation, arm's length pricing, and compliance with Pakistan's transfer pricing rules.
We provide strategic tax planning advice to minimise lawful tax liability for individuals, businesses, and high-net-worth clients.
Every individual with taxable income above PKR 600,000 (salaried) or PKR 400,000 (non-salaried), and all companies and AOPs, must file annual income tax returns with FBR.
Non-filers face penalties, higher withholding tax rates on various transactions, and potential prosecution under the Income Tax Ordinance 2001. Filer status also affects property transactions.
You can appeal to the Commissioner IR (Appeals) within 30 days of receiving an assessment order. Our tax lawyers prepare and argue tax appeals at all appellate levels.
Yes. FBR has powers to attach bank accounts and other assets for recovery of confirmed tax dues. We advise on legal remedies including stay applications to protect your assets.