Professional Income Tax Filing & Consultancy
Stop worrying about FBR deadlines. Our certified consultants handle your tax return filing, wealth statements, and tax planning.
Why Choose Tankhwah?
We combine technology with expert knowledge to deliver a seamless tax filing experience.
FBR Compliant
All filings adhere to the latest Federal Board of Revenue regulations and tax laws.
Fast Turnaround
We process your tax return within 3-5 business days after receiving your documents.
Complete Filing
Income tax returns, wealth statements, and all related declarations — handled end-to-end.
Tax Optimization
Our experts help you legally minimize your tax liability and maximize your savings.
How It Works
Four simple steps to get your taxes filed professionally.
Submit Your Request
Fill in the form below with your basic details.
Consultant Contacts You
Our expert reaches out to understand your needs.
Submit Documents
Share your salary slips, bank statements, and other records.
Tax Return Filed
We file your return with FBR and share the acknowledgment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about FBR tax filing in Pakistan.
Who needs to file an income tax return in Pakistan?
Any individual whose annual income exceeds the taxable threshold set by FBR (e.g., PKR 600,000 for salaried persons) must file an income tax return. Additionally, property owners, vehicle owners, and business operators are required to file.
What is a Wealth Statement and do I need to file it?
A Wealth Statement (Section 116) is a declaration of your assets and liabilities. It is mandatory for resident individuals filing an income tax return if their declared income is PKR 500,000 or more.
How do I become an Active Taxpayer (ATL)?
You become part of the Active Taxpayer List (ATL) by filing your annual income tax return on time. Being on the ATL reduces the withholding tax rates applied to your banking transactions, vehicle purchases, and property transfers by half.
What documents do I need to provide?
For salaried individuals: salary certificate/slips, tax deduction certificate (under section 149), bank statements, and utility bills. For business owners: bank statements, expense records, and business asset details.
Ready to File Your Taxes?
Use our free calculators to estimate your tax, or let our experts handle it for you.