FBR proposes property restrictions for late filers to join Active Taxpayers’ List without surcharge
Most outlets reported the FBR’s proposal to allow late filers to join the Active Taxpayers’ List without paying the Rs25,000 surcharge, provided they refrain from property purchases for six months. Daily Pakistan led with the penalty-avoidance angle, highlighting the Rs25,000 figure and the property restriction as the main condition. Other details, such as the one-week feedback period, were noted in passing in some excerpts.
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Late Filers can dodge FBR’s Rs25,000 penalty with 6-Month Property Restrictions
ISLAMABAD – Imagine missing tax deadline and still getting ticket into Pakistan’s Active Taxpayers’ List without paying Rs25,000 surcharge. There’s just one catch: for the next six months, your property plans would have to stay on hold. That’s the striking new option the FBR has put on the table for late filers. Late tax filers […]
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FBR proposes ATL surcharge waiver for late filers who avoid property purchases for six months
Late filers could enter Active Taxpayers’ List without surcharge by undertaking not to acquire property for six months; FBR seeks feedback within one week
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