Receiving an FBR notice can be alarming — but with Butt Law Associates on your side, every FBR notice becomes manageable. Our experienced tax lawyers and consultants draft legally sound, evidence-backed responses that protect your rights and minimize your tax exposure. Whether it's an audit notice, demand letter, or show-cause notice — we handle it professionally.
FBR issues various notices to taxpayers under the Income Tax Ordinance 2001 and Sales Tax Act 1990, including: Section 114 (non-filer notices), Section 122 (amendment of assessment), Section 176 (information notices), Section 177 (audit notices), and demand notices for tax recovery. Each notice type requires a different legal approach and must be responded to within specified timeframes — typically 15–30 days.
Our streamlined process ensures your application is handled professionally at every stage — with full transparency and zero hassle on your end.
To begin your FBR Notices Response & Representation, 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 FBR Notices Response & Representation, we deliver the following official documents and credentials to you:
Common questions about FBR Notices Response & Representation — answered by our legal experts.
Ignoring an FBR notice leads to ex-parte assessment (FBR decides without your input), which often results in inflated tax demands, penalties, and prosecution in severe cases. Always respond within the specified time.
Yes. If you disagree with an FBR Commissioner's order, you can appeal to the Commissioner Appeals, then the Appellate Tribunal, and ultimately the High Court. We represent clients at all levels.
Most FBR notices require a response within 15–30 days. Some notices have shorter deadlines. We recommend contacting us immediately upon receiving any FBR communication.
Yes. We analyze the basis of demand, file objections, present evidence, and negotiate with FBR officers to reduce or eliminate unjustified demands.
