Income Tax Return
We file your income tax return and put your name on the Active Taxpayer List. All we need is your payslip and your 30 June bank balance. You could be a filer by tonight.
The bleed
Banking, property, vehicles, dividends, prize bonds — the higher rate is deducted automatically, whether you notice it or not.
Salaried and tax already deducted? Only filers can claim that money back from FBR. Non-filers simply lose it.
Budget 2026–27 raised the late-filing penalty from Rs 1,000 to Rs 25,000 (up to Rs 100,000) — on top of late-filer status and rising pressure on SIMs and utilities.
The cost of filing late just multiplied — but the deadline hasn't moved. It's still 30 September 2026. Every week you wait pushes you closer to the new penalty and further from the calm, early filings. File now, pay Rs 999, and this never becomes your problem.
Do you even need this?
You're salaried and tax is already cut from your pay each month
You own a vehicle of 1000cc or more
You own a house, plot or property
Your bank deposits crossed Rs 500,000 in the year
You want lower taxes, loans, or a clean visa profile
You're a government employee and want to stay on the ATL (Active TaxPayer List)
Myth:
“My income is under Rs 600,000, so I don’t need to file.” Not true. If you own property, a vehicle, or hold bank deposits, you still need to file — and filing a nil return keeps you on the Active Taxpayer List with the lower rates.
What filer status unlocks
The filer rate on banking, property, vehicles and investments often half of what non-filers pay.
Excess tax deducted from your salary becomes something you can actually get back from FBR.
Banks treat active filers as low-risk. Car finance, mortgages and credit move quicker.
Non-filers face restrictions on higher-value property. Filers transact freely at the lower rate.
Embassies and partners see a documented, compliant taxpayer — not a question mark.
File on time and you sidestep late-filer status, the daily penalty, and FBR scrutiny.
The offer
↺ Zero-risk: if we can’t file your return, you pay nothing.
You only pay once your return is submitted.
How it works
Just your name, CNIC and WhatsApp number. That's all it takes to start.
⏱ Takes 30 seconds
We message you to collect your latest payslip and 30 June bank balance, and confirm the Rs 999.
📄 Payslip + Balance
We prepare and submit your return, then send your ATL confirmation and receipt.
✓ Often same day
Start now
We've got your details. Tap below to send your payslip & 30 June balance on WhatsApp — and we'll begin filing.
Continue on WhatsApp →No — never on this page. We collect it once, privately over WhatsApp, only to file your return on the IRIS portal. You’re free to change it the moment filing is done. Your password is never stored on this website.
Completely. Filing your income tax return is your legal right and obligation. We simply prepare and submit the IRIS paperwork on your behalf — the same thing a tax consultant does, minus the office visit and the inflated fee.
For most salaried people: your latest payslip and your bank balance as at 30 June. That’s it. If anything else is needed for your case, we’ll tell you on WhatsApp — no guesswork on your end.
Very likely yes. If you own property, a vehicle, or your bank deposits crossed Rs 500,000, you’re required to file regardless of income. And filing a nil return keeps you on the Active Taxpayer List, which means the lower tax rates all year.
Under Budget 2026–27 the late-filing penalty was raised sharply — from Rs 1,000 to Rs 25,000, and up to Rs 100,000 in some cases — on top of losing active filer status and paying double withholding all year. Filing before 30 September avoids every bit of it.
Once we have your payslip and balance, most salaried returns are filed the same day. Closer to the 30 September deadline the IRIS portal slows down, so filing early keeps it fast and stress-free.
Then you pay nothing. The Rs 999 is only due once your return is actually submitted. There’s no risk in starting.
Important: EduDesk.pk is an independent, private tax-filing facilitation service. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) or the Government of Pakistan. Official returns are filed through FBR’s IRIS portal (iris.fbr.gov.pk). Withholding rates, penalties and deadlines shown are based on the Finance Act 2026 (Budget 2026–27) and are for general guidance only; your actual liability depends on your circumstances. We never store your IRIS password.