Islamabad — The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has announced that it extends tax filing deadline to October 31, giving taxpayers additional time to submit their returns. The extension aims to facilitate individuals and businesses in meeting compliance requirements.
Officials said the FBR Extends Tax Filing Deadline to October 31 to accommodate taxpayers facing challenges in completing their filings on time. The move comes in response to requests from various business groups and individuals.
The tax authority emphasized that all taxpayers, including salaried individuals, companies, and professionals, must submit their returns by the revised deadline to avoid penalties. FBR has also advised taxpayers to use its online portal for faster and more convenient filing.
FBR Extends Tax Filing Deadline to October 31 to ensure adequate time for verification, reconciliation, and rectification of any errors in tax submissions. The extension also provides an opportunity for taxpayers to claim refunds or adjust previous tax credits.
Authorities highlighted that this decision will help reduce last-minute rushes and technical issues on the FBR online platform. Tax experts welcomed the extension, saying it allows taxpayers to prepare accurate returns without unnecessary pressure.
The FBR also reminded taxpayers that late filing after October 31 could result in fines or legal action under the Income Tax Ordinance. Citizens are encouraged to complete their filings promptly and avoid complications.
Officials said the FBR Extends Tax Filing Deadline to October 31 in line with its ongoing efforts to simplify tax compliance. Awareness campaigns and helplines are available to assist taxpayers in completing their returns.
This extension is part of FBR’s strategy to improve tax collection, encourage voluntary compliance, and provide taxpayers with sufficient time to meet their obligations without facing penalties.
Taxpayers are advised to take full advantage of the new deadline and ensure that all necessary documentation is submitted accurately and on time.
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