Business Registration formalizes your enterprise under Pakistani law — giving you legal protection, the ability to enter contracts, open business bank accounts, and access government procurement. Butt Law Associates handles every aspect of your registration seamlessly with local authorities and FBR.
Business Registration in Pakistan typically refers to registering a sole proprietorship or partnership under the relevant provincial or federal authority. It involves getting your business name registered, obtaining an NTN, and registering with the applicable Chamber of Commerce or trade authority. This establishes your business as a legitimate legal entity.
Our streamlined process ensures your application is handled professionally at every stage — with full transparency and zero hassle on your end.
To begin your Business Registration (Sole Proprietorship / Partnership), please arrange the following documents. All documents can be submitted digitally via WhatsApp or email — no in-person visit required.
Upon successful completion of your Business Registration (Sole Proprietorship / Partnership), we deliver the following official documents and credentials to you:
Common questions about Business Registration (Sole Proprietorship / Partnership) — answered by our legal experts.
A sole proprietorship has a single owner, while a partnership involves two or more individuals sharing ownership. Partnerships require a formal deed and have different tax treatment.
No. Sole proprietorships register locally (with FBR for NTN and optionally with the Chamber). SECP registration is required for Private Limited Companies and LLPs.
Yes, but with additional requirements including visa documentation, embassy-attested documents, and Board of Investment (BOI) approvals in some cases.
