Our approach combines a standard compliance process and tools with extensive knowledge of tax laws and authorities along with accounting experience, giving you the access, visibility and control you want. We draw from our tried-and-tested methodologies that allow you to manage your direct and indirect tax compliance and reporting obligations effectively. Our dedicated team, consistent methodologies and unwavering commitment enable you to build strong compliance, reporting foundations and sustainable tax strategies to help your business achieve its goals.

TAXOCRATE SERVICES:

We provide you mentioned below high-quality tax consultancy services for your compliance with the tax regulations:

The strategy development and planning of your tax filing.

Documenting of your Tax returns.

National Tax Number registration for tax correspondence with FBR.

Deals with Taxation Authorities like taking clarifications, confirmations and approval from FBR.

Wealth statement Preparation.

Electronic Challan Payment and Preparation.

Filing and Preparation of other tax statements (if required).

Provide guidance in FBR audit and Conduct tax audit.

Guidance and Advisory on day to day tax issues of the clients.

Qualified Workers

Qualified Workers

Qualified Workers

The sales tax (GST) is applied to the sale and supply of services and goods and on the goods imported within Pakistan. The sales tax is fixed by the Federal Government of Pakistan under The Sales Tax Act, 1990. The Pakistan government has imposed a tax on the sales of selective services and goods. The business owner gets the fixed amount of tax by the purchaser of services/goods and it is therefore forwarded to the government. It is the responsibility of every business owner to pay the tax otherwise the government reserves the right to charge a penalty on the tax evader. In Accordance with the budget 2018 -2019, the tax on supplies imposed on unregistered people is currently applied at the rate of 2%, with addition to the standard tax rate of 17%. By the Finance Bill, the rate of further tax has been proposed to be jumped to 3%.