
FBR Extends Sales Tax & FED Return Filing Deadline for June 2025
FBR Extends Sales Tax & FED Return Filing Deadline for June 2025 - The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has officially extended the last date for filing sales tax and Federal excise…
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FBR Extends Sales Tax & FED Return Filing Deadline for June 2025 - The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has officially extended the last date for filing sales tax and Federal excise…

Extension in Date of Submission of Sales Tax Return Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) extended last date to file sale tax return for the month of June 2022. Last date for payment…

Federal and provincial taxpayers are facing problems in filing the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR)’s National Sales Tax Return (STR), which was formally launched by Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin on January 7,…

Achieving yet another significant milestone towards digitization & data integration to facilitate taxpayers, promote ease of doing business, harmonizing Sales Tax & reduce compliance costs, FBR has launched its National Sales Tax…

Building further on its ongoing drive for digitization to facilitate the taxpayers, promote ease of doing business and reduce compliance costs, FBR achieved one more milestone by developing National Sales Tax Return.…

The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has extended the date of payment and submission of Sales Tax and Federal Excise Return for the Tax Period of July 2021. In its letter to…

The date of payment of Sales tax and FED monthly return, due on 15th May 2021, hereby extended up to 18th May 2021. Further, The date of submission of Sales Tax and…

The memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed by the Chairman FBR on behalf of FBR. The heads of all provincial revenue authorities signed the MoU on behalf of their respective revenue authorities.…

Monthly sales tax returns submitted treated as a refund claim. With supportive documents including the required information in the format or software. No refund claim shall be entertained if the taxpayer fails…