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FBR reminds taxpayers of September 30 filing deadline
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has reminded taxpayers that September 30 is the last date for filing income tax returns for Tax Year 2026.
The tax authority has warned that taxpayers who fail to submit their returns by the deadline could face higher penalties from October 1.
Penalties for late filing
According to FBR sources, individuals who miss the deadline could face a penalty of up to Rs25,000.
The penalty could increase to Rs50,000 for associations of persons (AOPs), while companies may face penalties of up to Rs100,000.
FBR advises online filing
The FBR has advised taxpayers to submit their income tax returns through its online IRIS system before the deadline.
Taxpayers facing difficulties with filing have been encouraged to contact the FBR helpline or their relevant tax office for assistance.
FBR helpline
The FBR helpline is available at 051-111-772-772. Taxpayers can also seek assistance through email and the authority’s online customer relationship management system
