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• NTN/Filer
• Income Tax
• Sales Tax
• PRA
• Sole Proprietorship/ Partnership Firm
• Company Registration SECP
• Trade Mark
• Audit/Book keeping
• EPADS
• Chamber of Commerce Membership
• Import Export IDs PSW
• Tour & Travels License
• NGO Registration

22/05/2026

The Regional Tax Office Islamabad of Federal Board of Revenue has successfully recovered Rs. 12 million under Section 4C Super Tax through bank attachment proceedings against a defaulting taxpayer.
The recovery action was initiated by Unit-III, Builders Zone on the directions of the Chief Commissioner, RTO Islamabad, due to non-payment of outstanding tax liabilities.
The amount has been successfully deposited into the national exchequer following effective enforcement measures carried out in accordance with tax laws.
The operation was conducted with the active support and intervention of Madam Chief Commissioner IR Miss Aisha Farooq and Mr. Muhammad Shakeel Anwar, ADC (HQ), particularly during a challenging situation in which the recovery inspector reportedly faced life threats from the taxpayer at the bank premises during the proceedings.
RTO Islamabad reiterates its commitment to the strict enforcement of tax laws and the lawful recovery of government revenue.

22/05/2026

• NTN Registration/Filer Registration
• Income Tax
• GST Registration
• Sales Tax
• PRA
• Digital integration FBR
• Sole Proprietorship/ Partnership Firm
• Company Registration in SECP
• Single Member Company in SECP
• Trade Mark
• PSEB Registration
• Book keeping
• EPADS Registration
• Chamber of Commerce Membership Lahore, Rawalpindi/Islamabad
• Import Export IDs PSW/WeBOC
• Tour & Travels License
• NGO Registration

21/05/2026

SRO Link 👇🏻
https://download1.fbr.gov.pk/SROs/20265201654926464SRO879of2026.pdf

20/05/2026

The Federal Board of Revenue has expanded its digital tax surveillance framework to include production lines of packaged milk, iron and steel, edible oil, and ghee manufacturers across Pakistan.
Under SRO 880(I)/2026, issued on Wednesday, manufacturers in these sectors will now face real-time electronic monitoring through advanced digital systems under Rule 150ZQR of Chapter XIV-BA of the Sales Tax Rules, 2006.
Key Features of the New Monitoring System
Real-time monitoring of production activities
Installation of video surveillance systems
Use of video analytics and “digital eye” technology
Electronic oversight of manufacturing processes
Direct integration with FBR compliance mechanisms
The system applies to manufacturers producing goods listed under the Third Schedule of the Sales Tax Act, 1990, along with any additional sectors notified by the FBR in the future.
Sectors Now Under Digital Monitoring
Packaged milk manufacturers
Iron and steel industry
Edible oil producers
Ghee manufacturers
Why FBR Is Expanding Surveillance
According to officials, the initiative aims to:
Increase tax transparency
Reduce underreporting of production
Prevent sales tax evasion
Improve documentation of industrial activity
Boost revenue collection from high-volume industries
This move is part of the FBR’s wider digital enforcement strategy, which already includes:
Digital invoicing systems
Track-and-trace mechanisms
Electronic production monitoring
POS integration initiatives
Industry analysts believe the system may significantly improve tax recovery and documentation in Pakistan’s manufacturing sector, although businesses may face higher compliance and technology implementation costs.
The development comes as Pakistan continues fiscal reforms tied to revenue enhancement targets under ongoing economic stabilisation programmes.
SRO link👇🏻
https://download1.fbr.gov.pk/SROs/2026520185111289SRO880.pdf

LTO Karachi posts record revenue collection with strong direct tax growthThe Large Taxpayers Office (LTO) Karachi has ac...
19/05/2026

LTO Karachi posts record revenue collection with strong direct tax growth

The Large Taxpayers Office (LTO) Karachi has achieved its highest-ever revenue collection for the first 10 months of FY 2025-26, collecting nearly Rs3 trillion during July–April.

According to official data, LTO Karachi recorded gross collections close to Rs3 trillion compared to Rs2.83 trillion during the same period last year, showing an impressive 10% growth.

After refunds of Rs117 billion, net revenue collection reached Rs2.80 trillion, up from Rs2.56 trillion in the previous fiscal year.

Strong performance in direct taxes

• Direct tax collections increased by 16%
• Revenue reached Rs1.59 trillion compared to Rs1.37 trillion last year
• Growth driven by better compliance and higher withholding tax inflows

Sales tax and FED collections

• Sales tax collections stood at Rs1.03 trillion
• Refunds increased by 19% to Rs68 billion
• Federal Excise Duty (FED) collections rose 14% to Rs195 billion

Officials stated that despite challenging economic conditions, the steady growth reflects improved enforcement measures and stronger compliance among large taxpayers.

LTO Karachi continues to remain one of the most important contributors to Pakistan’s overall tax revenue targets.

FBR makes POS integration mandatory for ICT service providersThe Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has issued Sales Tax Gen...
18/05/2026

FBR makes POS integration mandatory for ICT service providers

The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has issued Sales Tax General Order (STGO) No. 05 of 2026 (ICT), making Point of Sale (POS) integration and electronic invoicing mandatory for service providers operating in Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT).

Under the new order, all service providers falling under Table-1 and Table-2 of the ICT (Tax on Services) Ordinance, 2001 must integrate their business systems with the FBR’s computerized platform for real-time reporting of services.

Key Deadlines

• Public limited companies and firms with annual turnover above Rs1 billion:

- Registration deadline: May 25, 2026
- Testing completion: June 5–10, 2026
- Electronic invoicing start: June 15–20, 2026

• Companies with turnover below Rs1 billion, and individuals/AOPs with turnover above Rs100 million:

- Deadlines range between May 30 and June 20, 2026

• All other registered service providers:

- Registration by June 1, 2026
- Testing by June 15, 2026
- Electronic invoicing mandatory from June 25, 2026

The FBR stated that businesses already integrated with its POS system will not need to repeat the process.

According to tax experts, this move will improve documentation of the services sector, increase transparency, and strengthen sales tax collection in Islamabad as part of Pakistan’s broader digital tax reforms.

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