Receiving a notice or being selected for audit by the Federal Board of Revenue can be stressful — but a prompt, well-documented response often resolves the matter quickly and without escalation.
We prepare and file responses to FBR notices, represent clients during audit proceedings, and work to resolve assessments efficiently — protecting you from unnecessary penalties or prolonged disputes.
What Triggers a Tax Notice or Audit?
Notices are typically issued for discrepancies between declared income and available data (bank transactions, property records, withholding tax data), non-filing of returns, or as part of FBR's routine audit selection process. Every notice specifies a response deadline — missing it can lead to an adverse best-judgment assessment.
Key Features
- Review and analysis of the notice to determine the correct response strategy
- Preparation of detailed, well-supported replies to FBR queries
- Representation during audit proceedings and hearings
- Reconciliation of bank statements, wealth and income to resolve discrepancies
- Escalation to appeal if the assessment remains unfavourable
Our Process
- Notice ReviewWe carefully review the notice to understand exactly what FBR is asking for.
- Record GatheringWe collect the financial records and documents needed to respond fully.
- Draft & File ResponseWe prepare a clear, well-supported reply and submit it within the deadline.
- Audit RepresentationIf selected for audit, we represent you at every hearing and follow-up query.
- ResolutionWe work toward the best possible outcome, escalating to appeal if necessary.
Documents Required
- Copy of the notice received from FBR
- Income tax returns and wealth statements for the relevant years
- Bank statements for the period under review
- Property, vehicle and investment records
- Any prior correspondence with the tax department