GST (General Sales Tax) Registration is mandatory for businesses with annual turnover exceeding Rs. 10 million, or those supplying taxable goods/services. Without GST registration, you cannot issue sales tax invoices, claim input tax adjustments, or supply to large corporations requiring tax-compliant vendors. Butt Law Associates ensures your GST registration is completed correctly the first time.
GST Registration in Pakistan requires you to file for a Sales Tax Registration Number (STRN) through FBR's Iris portal. Once registered, you must file monthly/quarterly sales tax returns, issue compliant invoices, and maintain proper sales tax records. Registration is sector-specific — different rules apply for manufacturers, traders, importers, exporters, and service providers.
Our streamlined process ensures your application is handled professionally at every stage — with full transparency and zero hassle on your end.
To begin your GST Registration (Sales Tax), 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 GST Registration (Sales Tax), we deliver the following official documents and credentials to you:
Common questions about GST Registration (Sales Tax) — answered by our legal experts.
Businesses with annual taxable turnover exceeding Rs. 10 million (for traders), or manufacturers with any turnover, or importers/exporters regardless of turnover, must register for GST.
The standard GST rate is 18% on goods. Services are taxed under provincial sales tax laws at varying rates. Some goods are exempt or zero-rated.
Yes. Registered businesses must file monthly sales tax returns by the 18th of every month for the previous month's transactions.
Yes. Sole proprietors, partnerships, AOPs, companies, and any other business entity can register for GST if they meet the threshold or supply taxable goods/services.
