Tax consultants in Karachi for FBR returns, notices and overseas Pakistanis
Tanweer Habib & Co. helps individuals, businesses and overseas Pakistanis manage income tax, wealth reporting, sales tax and company compliance with clear advice and careful filing.
Tax and corporate advisory, handled properly
From annual returns to notices, sales tax and company registration, we cover the matters that most often affect individuals and businesses in Pakistan.
Income Tax Return Filing
Annual return preparation and filing on FBR IRIS, NTN registration and Active Taxpayer List (ATL) support.
Learn more →FBR Notices, Audit & Appeals
Notice replies, audit representation, appeals and dispute resolution before the tax authorities.
Learn more →Wealth Statement (Form 116)
Wealth statement preparation and reconciliation with your return, assets and sources of funds.
Learn more →Sales Tax (SRB, PRA, FBR)
Registration, monthly returns and refunds with FBR and provincial revenue authorities.
Learn more →Company Registration & SECP
Company registration with SECP, tax registrations, annual filings and corporate compliance.
Learn more →Overseas Pakistanis
Non-resident tax filing, property and rental income, foreign assets reporting and double taxation guidance.
Learn more →Beyond tax: audit, accounting, advisory and people
Support for owners and finance teams who want one firm for tax, records, reporting and growth.
Audit & Assurance
Audit preparation and support, internal audit, compliance reviews and assurance on financial information.
Learn more →Business Process Outsourcing (BPO)
Bookkeeping, accounting, payroll and back-office work handled for you, with monthly reporting and tax compliance.
Learn more →Advisory Services
Business structuring, tax planning, financial review and decision support for owners and investors.
Learn more →Actuarial Services
Actuarial valuations of gratuity, pension and other employee benefit schemes for your accounts and audit.
Learn more →HR Management & Capital Advisory
HR policies, payroll and compliance, plus advisory on funding, business plans and financial models.
Learn more →Living abroad with income or property in Pakistan?
We help Pakistanis in the UK, UAE, Saudi Arabia and elsewhere understand and meet their Pakistan tax obligations remotely: non-resident status, property purchase and sale, rental income, foreign assets reporting and double taxation.
- Residency and non-resident tax review
- Property tax on purchase and sale (Sections 236C and 236K)
- Rental income and foreign income reporting
- Foreign tax credit and double taxation guidance
- Remote service by WhatsApp, email and video call
Clear steps, no surprises
- UnderstandWe listen to your situation and review your documents.
- AdviseWe explain what applies to you, what is required and what it will involve.
- Prepare and fileWe prepare, you review, and we file or represent you.
- Follow upWe track refunds, queries and notices until the matter is closed.
What our clients say
“I was able to have an appointment the same day I called. They corrected our error in preparing our own taxes and made us feel at ease with the end result. Best tax service I have used in the past 3 years.”
Dr. Muhammad ZeeshanClient, Karachi“Provides thorough and professional tax advice, backed by references and delivered with complete impartiality. Rare to find a tax practitioner who combines expertise, articulate communication, and sincere dedication to the profession.”
Ejaz AhmadClient, Karachi“Started using their services on a friend’s recommendation, and they were absolutely correct. Friendly, professional, timely, efficient. He patiently answers all my tax-illiterate questions.”
Abdul MajeedLocal Guide, Karachi“A trustworthy name when it comes to financial management and tax related affairs. I have been using their services for the last four years, enjoying hassle-free submission of my tax returns.”
Asad MehmoodClient for 4 years, Karachi“I got my refund with their help after waiting for months. Thank you for your hard work.”
BlivvClient, Karachi“Excellent experience with Tanweer Habib and his team, who are specialists in tax. Their expertise and professionalism were impressive, and they provided valuable solutions tailored to my needs.”
Muzzamil ArainClient, KarachiTax guides written for Pakistani taxpayers
Practical explanations of Pakistani tax law, Finance Act changes and FBR procedures.
Finance Act 2026 Pakistan: Tax Guide & Key Changes
Complete guide to Finance Act 2026 in Pakistan: key amendments and their impact on taxpayers and businesses.
Read guide →FBR Notices, Audit & RecoveryReceived an FBR Income Tax Notice? What to Do
Got an income tax notice from FBR? What to do first, how to respond and how to avoid penalties.
Read guide →Companies, SECP & PartnershipsAOP Taxation in Pakistan: Section 88 & 92 Guide
AOP means Association of Persons. See how AOPs are taxed in Pakistan: Section 92 exemption, Section 88 rate formula, statutory text and 20 FAQs.
Read guide →Finance Acts, SROs & CircularsSalary Tax in Pakistan 2025-26: Slabs & Allowances
Salary tax in Pakistan 2025-26: tax slabs, taxable allowances, gross vs take-home pay and legal tax-saving tips.
Read guide →Property & Capital GainsProperty Tax for Overseas Pakistanis: 236C & 236K
Filer rates under Sections 236C and 236K when overseas Pakistanis buy or sell property in Pakistan, explained.
Read guide →Income Tax for Individuals & BusinessesSection 61 Tax Credit for Charitable Donations
Complete guide to Section 61 tax credit for charitable donations in Pakistan: eligibility, calculation and how to claim.
Read guide →Free tax downloads
Income tax rates compendium, withholding tax directory, FBR notice reply checklist and a return documents checklist, as printable PDFs.
Are you on FBR’s Active Taxpayer List?
Persons who are not on the ATL pay higher withholding tax on banking transactions, vehicle and property transfers and other transactions. Check your status on the official FBR portal, or ask us to help restore it.
Calculate your income tax
Use our income tax calculator for salaried individuals, business owners, AOPs and companies for tax years 2025 to 2027.
Open the calculator →Quick answers
Who is required to file an annual Income Tax Return with FBR in Pakistan?
Under Section 114 of the Income Tax Ordinance 2001, every resident person with a annual taxable income exceeding PKR 600,000 (for salaried individuals) or PKR 400,000 (for business individuals), as well as owners of immovable property, commercial vehicle owners, company directors, and individuals seeking to remain on the Active Taxpayer List (ATL) are statutorily required to file their annual income tax return via FBR IRIS 2.0.
Does having no tax payable mean I don't need to file?
Not necessarily. Many persons must file even if no tax is payable.
Is filing an Income Tax Return mandatory?
Yes. If you fall within any category specified in Section 114, filing is mandatory regardless of whether tax is payable.
Q11: Are members of an AOP required to file a Wealth Statement?
Yes. Under the Proviso to Section 116(2), every member of an AOP must submit a Wealth Statement and Wealth Reconciliation Statement along with their return of income.
Tanweer Habib
Founder & Principal Tax Advisor
With more than 18 years of professional experience, Tanweer advises individuals, businesses and overseas Pakistanis on income tax, FBR compliance, wealth reporting and corporate matters. He established the firm in 2020.
About Tanweer Habib →Ready to talk?
Tell us about your tax matter. We reply during office hours, Monday to Saturday.