Our platform makes sales tax registration and return filing easy and digital. To register, you just fill out our online form with your business details (like business name, owner’s CNIC, business address, etc.) and upload a few documents. We will then register your business with the appropriate tax authority – FBR for goods or the relevant provincial revenue authority for services – and obtain your Sales Tax Registration Number (STRN) (also called an NTN for sales tax). Once you’re registered, we also help you file your sales tax returns. Each month, you can enter your sales and purchase details on our website, and our system will prepare the sales tax return for you. We submit the return online on your behalf, so you stay compliant without having to navigate any complex government portals. Everything is handled through our site, sparing you from paperwork or in-person visits.

Company registration is the process of legally creating a new company (such as a Private Limited Company) with the government. In Pakistan, this is done through the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP). Registering a company gives your business a separate legal identity – your company can own assets, sign contracts, and its liabilities are separate from your personal assets. Entrepreneurs, startups, or small business owners who want to start a formal business or scale up should consider incorporation. If you’re a freelancer or running a tiny home business, you can operate as an individual (sole proprietor) using your personal tax registration for now. But if you plan to expand your business, seek investment, improve credibility, or limit your personal liability, it’s wise to register a company. Our website offers guidance on whether and when you might need to register a company based on your situation.

We offer a seamless online service to help you incorporate your company. Here’s how the company registration process works with our assistance: a. Provide company details: Fill out a form on our site with basic information for your new company – proposed company name, business activity, and details of the owners/directors (with their CNIC copies and contact info). b. Document preparation: Our team will prepare all required documents, including the Memorandum and Articles of Association (the legal documents defining your company’s purpose and rules). We also take care of reserving your company name with SECP. c. Online submission: We submit your incorporation application and documents to SECP through the online portal on your behalf. You won’t have to deal with any physical paperwork or long forms – we handle it electronically. d. Company registered: Within a few days, the SECP reviews and approves the application. You’ll receive a Certificate of Incorporation (proof that your company is officially registered) digitally. At that point, your company is legally formed and you can start business operations. Throughout this process, our website and experts will keep you updated. We make company registration simple by doing the heavy lifting for you, so you can focus on your business instead of complex legal steps.

Pakistan’s tax system is split between the federal government and provincial governments, which can be confusing for newcomers. Federal taxes are handled by the FBR (Federal Board of Revenue) and apply nationwide – these include income tax on individuals and companies, and sales tax on goods (value added tax on products). Provincial taxes are handled by each province’s revenue authority and typically include taxes on services (for example, the Punjab Revenue Authority collects sales tax on services provided within Punjab). In practice, this means if you provide services (like consulting, freelancing, or other service businesses), you might need to register with your province’s tax authority to pay provincial sales tax, whereas if you sell physical goods, you register with FBR for federal sales tax. Don’t worry about figuring out the jurisdiction yourself – our website will guide you based on the information you provide. We help you comply with all relevant authorities, whether federal or provincial, so you fulfill all your tax obligations in the right place.

Yes, absolutely. Our platform is designed to be accessible from anywhere. If you’re an overseas Pakistani (living abroad) with income or assets in Pakistan, you are still required to file a Pakistan tax return on that local income. (Income you earn abroad is generally not taxed by Pakistan, but any income generated in Pakistan – like rent from property, investment income, etc. – must be reported.) You also have the right to become a tax filer in Pakistan even if you live overseas, which can be beneficial if you plan to buy property or invest in Pakistan. Our website makes it easy to file from abroad: you can create an account remotely and we’ll help you register with FBR (to get a National Tax Number) if you haven’t already. All forms can be filled and submitted online without your physical presence. Similarly, if you want to register a company in Pakistan while overseas, we handle the process online on your behalf. In short, being abroad is not a barrier – you can fulfill all tax and business registration requirements in Pakistan through our digital service.

No – the entire process is online. Our service is built for digital accessibility, so you don’t have to travel to any government offices or wait in queues. You will complete all required forms on our website and upload scanned copies or photos of your documents. We coordinate with the FBR, SECP, or provincial tax authorities electronically. Any signatures or verifications needed are arranged through online means (for example, using one-time passwords or digital signatures where applicable). This means you can handle everything from the comfort of your home – whether you’re in Karachi, in a smaller city, or even abroad. By removing the need for physical visits, we save you time and effort, making processes like tax filing and company registration truly hassle-free.

Getting started is simple – you only need a few basic documents and details, which you likely already have. Here’s a quick rundown: A. For Income Tax Filing: Your Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC) number (or NICOP for overseas Pakistanis), and details of your income for the year. For example, salaried individuals will use their salary slips or certificates, and freelancers or business owners will report their earnings. If you have any tax deduction certificates (like for bank taxes) or investment info, those are helpful too. B. For Sales Tax Registration: Basic information about your business, such as its name, address, and the type of products/services you offer. You’ll need the business owner’s CNIC, a National Tax Number (if you have one; we can help obtain it if not), and evidence of your business location (like a utility bill or rental agreement for your office/shop). Also, a bank account number for the business is usually required. C. For Company Registration: Details for your proposed company including the name of the company you want to register, the business activity it will perform, and the addresses and contact info of the owners/directors. Each director or shareholder will need to provide a copy of their CNIC and some personal details (email, phone). We will handle the drafting of formal documents (Memorandum and Articles of Association) based on the info you give. Don’t worry if this sounds like a lot – our online system will guide you step by step on what’s needed. You can upload clear scans or photos of documents directly on the site. There’s no need for heavy paperwork; as long as you have basic personal and business info ready, you can begin the process and our team will let you know if anything else is required. We aim to keep it as straightforward as possible for first-time users.