FBR Notices
Review and response to notices issued by Federal Board of Revenue or Inland Revenue authorities.
A tax notice should not be ignored, but it should also not be answered without understanding what the authority is asking.
LawBridge LLP assists individuals and businesses in Lahore with tax notices, assessments, audits, appeals and tax disputes.
Review and response to notices issued by Federal Board of Revenue or Inland Revenue authorities.
Advice concerning assessments, liability, notices and disputes.
Advice on federal sales-tax disputes where applicable.
Legal support concerning provincial sales tax on services and related PRA matters.
Advice during audit proceedings.
Review of assessment orders, demand notices and other decisions.
Preparation and representation in tax appeals before the relevant forum.
Advice on references or constitutional proceedings where appropriate.
Some tax matters are administered federally through FBR.
Others may involve Punjab authorities such as the Punjab Revenue Authority.
The correct response depends on:
Tax matters can involve strict time limits.
Determine whether the notice is from FBR, Inland Revenue, PRA or another authority.
Returns, invoices, notices, orders and correspondence may matter.
A response should address the legal and factual issue raised.
Lahore businesses and individuals may deal with federal tax authorities or, where the transaction falls within its mandate, the Punjab Revenue Authority. The notice, tax type and statutory forum determine the correct response, not the client’s address alone.
Tax work can require both advisory and litigation experience. The notice, tax period, authority, deadline and supporting record determine the appropriate response.
Read the notice promptly, identify the tax period, issue, deadline and documents requested, and preserve the relevant return and supporting record. A response should be prepared only after confirming the correct statutory route.
An assessment may be challenged through the remedy provided by the applicable tax law. The order, service date, limitation period and available record should be reviewed before an appeal or other response is filed.
No. The Punjab Revenue Authority deals with matters within its provincial mandate, while federal taxes remain with the relevant federal authority. The transaction and tax type determine which authority is involved.
A tax dispute may reach the High Court where an appropriate legal remedy and jurisdiction exist. Statutory appeals, the nature of the order and any alternative remedy must be considered first.
Yes. We advise both businesses and individuals on notices, assessments, audits, appeals and related tax disputes. The correct approach depends on the taxpayer, authority, tax period and record involved.