24/11/2025
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21/11/2025
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گھر بیٹھے فائلر بن جائیں اور اپنے پئیسے بچائیں-
سول پروپرائیٹر ایف بی آر سے رجسٹر کروائیں-
پرائیویٹ لمٹیڈ کمپنی رجسٹر کروائیں-
ٹریڈ مارک رجسٹر کروائیں-
پاکستان انجینئر کائوسل سے رجسٹر کروائیں-
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30/09/2025
Tax Return Date extended to Oct 15, 2025
23/09/2025
🚨 Tax Season Alert! 🚨
The deadline to file your annual income tax return for the tax year 2025 is fast approaching! Make sure you've filed by September 30, 2025, to avoid penalties and stay on the Active Taxpayer List (ATL).
10/06/2025
Pakistan Budget 2025–26: Key Highlights at a Glance 🇵🇰
The federal government has unveiled a comprehensive budget for the fiscal year 2025-26, shaped by economic constraints and IMF commitments. Here's a concise breakdown:
🔹 Total Budget Volume
📁 Rs. 18 trillion federal budget presented.
💸 Rs. 2 trillion worth of new taxes proposed.
🔹 Revenue Targets
🏛️ Tax Revenue Target: Rs. 14,131 billion
💼 Non-Tax Revenue Target: Rs. 5,167 billion
📊 Total Revenue Target: Rs. 19,298 billion
🔹 Budget Deficit
📉 Estimated at Rs. 6,501 billion (5% of GDP)
🔹 Expenditures
🚫 Non-development expenditures: Rs. 16,286 billion
🏗️ Federal development budget: Rs. 1,000 billion (Includes Rs. 120 billion for N-5 Highway)
🏭 SOEs development allocation: Rs. 355 billion
🏢 Civil government running expenses: Rs. 971 billion
🧾 Subsidies allocation: Rs. 1,186 billion
🔹 Debt & Defence
💳 Interest payments: Rs. 8,207 billion
🛡️ Defence allocation: Rs. 2,550 billion
🔹 Taxation & Levies
❌ Removal of exemptions across sectors
🌱 2.5% Carbon Levy proposed
⛽ Petroleum Levy increase: Rs. 78 ➡️ Rs. 100 per litre
💳 Cash-based petroleum purchases to incur Rs. 2/litre additional cost (Not applicable on digital payments)
💻 New tax measures on YouTubers, freelancers & non-filers
🛍️ Tougher tax enforcement on retailers
📈 GST for non-filers raised from 18% to 20%
🏦 Cash withdrawal tax (non-filers): 0.6% ➡️ 1.2% for over Rs. 50,000
🔹 Provincial Allocations
💰 Rs. 8,206 billion to be transferred to provinces
🏗️ Rs. 3,300 billion provincial development budget
🔹 Government Employees & Pensioners
👔 10% salary increase for government employees
💸 2.5% tax relief across all salary slabs
🧾 30% disparity allowance for Grades 1–16
🧓 10% pension increase
📑 Rs. 1,055 billion allocated for pensions
🔹 Other Key Notes
📋 Budget prepared in line with IMF conditions
⚠️ Government urges realistic expectations.
Pakistan remains under IMF program influence.
10/06/2025
The federal government has proposed income tax relief for salaried individuals in the 2025-26 budget.
According to the budget speech, it has been proposed to reduce the tax rate for those earning between Rs600,000 and Rs1.2 million annually from 5% to just 1%.