Pakistan · Accounting & Tax Advisory
Corporate Tax Advisory & Tax Planning in Pakistan
Practical tax advice for Pakistani companies and AOPs: company returns, advance tax instalments, minimum tax and planning within the law, updated for the Finance Act 2026.
What’s included
- Company and AOP income tax returns
- Quarterly advance tax computations
- Minimum and final tax regime reviews
- Tax planning for owners and group structures
- Notice replies and representation support
Who it’s for
- Private limited companies
- AOPs and partnerships
- Groups with businesses in Pakistan and the UAE
Key rules, from the official source
Company income tax returns for a 30 June year end are due by 31 December (section 118); companies with a special year end file by 30 September after it. PwC tax summary — Pakistan tax administration (secondary source) ↗
Finance Act 2026 raised the ATL surcharge for a late-filing company to Rs 100,000. FBR — Finance Act 2026 (PDF) ↗
Checked 30 Oct 2026. Rules change; we confirm your own position before any filing.
How it works
- 1
Free 15-min call
Tell us where things stand.
- 2
Fixed quote
Scope, timeline and price in writing.
- 3
We do the work
Records organised, prepared and checked.
- 4
On-time filing
You review and approve before the deadline.
Questions
When is my company tax return due?
For a 30 June year end, by 31 December. Companies with a special tax year file by 30 September after the year end.
What is advance tax?
Quarterly instalments of income tax paid during the year, adjusted against the final liability on the return.
Is tax planning legal?
Yes, when it uses options the law provides. We never recommend schemes that hide income.
Talk to us about corporate tax advisory & planning
Free 15-minute call, then a fixed quote. No obligation.