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Notice & Appeal

Start the right way. Expert response and representation for FBR notices, audits, and tax appeals.

FBR Notice & Appeal Handling

Receiving a notice from the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) or provincial revenue authorities can be stressful. Whether it's a notice for late filing, a discrepancy in wealth statements, an audit selection, or an order requiring an appeal, our dedicated team of legal and tax experts is here to represent you. We analyze the legal grounds, draft professional responses, and appear on your behalf.

Why You Need Expert Help

  • Avoid heavy financial penalties and bank account attachments.
  • Professional representation before Commissioners and Tribunals.
  • Flawless drafting of replies based on the latest tax ordinances.
  • Filing appeals at the Commissioner (Appeals) and Appellate Tribunal levels.

What We Need From You

  • A clear copy of the notice or order received from FBR/SRB/PRA.
  • Your previous tax returns and wealth statements (if applicable).
  • Relevant financial records or bank statements being questioned.
  • Power of Attorney (so our legal team can represent you).

Don't Wait Until It's Too Late

FBR notices have strict response deadlines. Contact us immediately so we can evaluate your case and file a timely reply.

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Notice & Appeal FAQs

Clear answers on notice types, deadlines, ignoring notices, the appeal process and reducing penalties. Still unsure? Talk to us free.

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Common ones include notices for late filing, wealth statement discrepancies, audit selection, or demand orders, whether from FBR, SRB or PRA.

Most notices have a strict, short deadline. Acting quickly is vital, so send us the notice as soon as you receive it and we'll respond in time.

Ignoring it can lead to heavy penalties, a "best judgment" assessment, and even bank account attachment. Timely response avoids all this.

If you disagree with an order, an appeal can be filed at the Commissioner (Appeals) and then the Appellate Tribunal. We draft and represent you.

A clear copy of the notice/order, your previous returns and wealth statements, the relevant financial records, and a Power of Attorney.

Often yes, if there are valid legal grounds. We analyse your case and argue for reduced or waived penalties wherever possible.

No. With a Power of Attorney, our legal and tax experts represent you before Commissioners and Tribunals, so you don't have to attend yourself.

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Our experts identify every legal requirement and handle the paperwork for you. Most clients are fully compliant within a few days.