The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has adopted a more aggressive approach to tax collection. This includes sending out notices to taxpayers to ensure timely responses and compliance. Here's a breakdown of the key points and what you can do to stay informed:
- Proactive Notices: FBR is actively sending notices to taxpayers through various channels, including messages, calls, and physical notices.
- Timely Response is Crucial: The emphasis is on receiving timely responses from taxpayers to avoid delays and potential penalties.
- Regularly Check FBR Portal: Make it a habit to log in to the FBR portal at least twice a month to check for any notices. There will be a pop-up notification if a new notice is received.
- Maintain Updated Contact Information: Ensure your registered email address and phone number with FBR are accurate and active. This ensures you receive all correspondence promptly.
- Update Your Address: If you've changed your address, update it on the FBR portal using Form 181 to avoid missing important notices.
- Keep Your Mobile SIM Active: If you've registered your mobile number with FBR, keep the corresponding SIM card active to receive important messages.
By following these steps and keeping your contact information updated with FBR, you can ensure you receive and respond to any notices promptly. This helps avoid unnecessary complications and promotes a smoother tax filing process.
- The concept of IRIS profiles (mentioned in the excerpt) is not covered in detail. You might need to research IRIS profiles in relation to FBR for a more comprehensive understanding.
- It's important to remember that this article is for informational purposes only. If you have any specific questions or concerns regarding tax notices or FBR regulations, consult a qualified tax advisor.
- Non response can result in "ex-parte order" from FBR, potentially leading to financial repercussions for the taxpayer.
