Resources
How a new engagement begins, the documents we usually ask for, and answers to the questions we hear most.
Becoming a client
Most clients are fully set up within a few days of the first conversation.
Tell us about your situation and what’s due. We’ll explain what’s involved.
We send the scope and fees in writing. Work starts once you’ve agreed.
We send a checklist and a private upload link for the papers we need.
Every filing you owe goes on our calendar, and we take it from there.
Checklists
A starting point. We’ll tell you exactly what’s needed for your case, and what can wait.
Individuals
Businesses
Companies
Starting out
Often, yes. Tax deducted from salary doesn’t replace the return and wealth statement, and filing is what keeps you on the Active Taxpayers List. Depending on your income and what you own, it may also be compulsory. We’ll tell you where you stand.
It’s the FBR’s list of people and businesses who have filed their returns. Being on it generally means lower withholding tax on many transactions, such as bank profit and the purchase or sale of property and vehicles.
Most compliance work is a fixed fee per filing, per month or per year, agreed in the engagement letter before work starts. Advisory questions are charged by the hour. You’ll know the fee before we begin.
Yes. We handle federal tax and sales tax on services in every province, and most of our work is done remotely: documents through secure upload links, and questions on WhatsApp or email.
We send you a private upload link for each request. It lists what we need, goes straight to our secure document store, expires after a few days, and can’t show anything already on file. Please avoid sending CNICs and bank statements by ordinary email.
Note the reply date and send us the notice straight away, along with your return for that year. Don’t ignore it, and don’t reply in a hurry without advice. More on notices and appeals.
Yes. We’ll look at which years are outstanding, what’s required for each, and the best order to bring them up to date.
Start a conversation
A return to file, a registration to make, or a notice to answer: we’ll explain what’s involved and what it costs before any work starts.