Step 1: Determine Eligibility
Before becoming a tax filer in Pakistan, you must determine if you can file taxes. Individuals who earn taxable income, companies, and other entities that carry out business activities in Pakistan must file taxes. If you are still determining eligibility, you can consult a tax professional or visit the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) website for more information.

Step 2: Register with the FBR
To become a tax filer, you must first register with the FBR. This involves filling out an application form and submitting it with the required documents, such as a copy of your national identity card or business registration certificate. You can submit your registration application in person or online through the FBR’s e-portal.

Step 3: Obtain a National Tax Number (NTN)
Once registered with the FBR, you will be assigned a National Tax Number (NTN), a unique identifier for tax filers in Pakistan. Your NTN will be used for all your tax-related transactions, including filing tax returns.

Step 4: File Tax Returns
Once you have obtained your NTN, you must file regular tax returns with the FBR to report your income and any taxes owed. Tax returns must be filed by the due date, usually the end of June each year. You can file your tax returns online through the FBR’s e-portal or at a tax office.

Step 5: Pay Taxes Owed
Finally, you must pay any taxes owed by the due date to avoid penalties and interest charges. You can make tax payments through various channels, including online banking, mobile banking, and at authorized banks in Pakistan.

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