Tax Notice Defense & Resolution

The first step is a legal assessment of the notice's validity. We check if the notice was served legally, if the tax officer has the correct jurisdiction, and if the demand is based on 'definite information' or mere suspicion. A reply that ignores these procedural errors jeopardizes the future appeal.

We rigorously align documentary proof (e.g., bank statements, contracts, filed records) with the principles of the Qanun-e-Shahadat Order (Evidentiary Law). This ensures that any uncontested or prima facie evidence you submit carries maximum legal weight, limiting the tax officer's ability to dismiss it arbitrarily.

Yes, challenging the limitation period (time bar) is a powerful defense. We scrutinize the service date and the Ordinance's statutory time frame. If the assessment or notice was issued after the mandatory expiry date, we argue it is void ab initio (void from the beginning), leading to the entire demand being quashed.

Your immediate right is to Constitutional Protection. We verify if the mandatory steps (like prior notice of intent to attach property) were strictly followed. If not, we immediately approach the High Court with a Writ Petition to restrain the FBR from illegally freezing accounts or seizing assets, protecting your right to property.