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Freelancer Tax Filing Pakistan

File Your Freelancer Taxes at 0.25% – Not 1%.

Whether you earn on Upwork, export software, or run a remote agency, Xpezia handles your full FBR compliance from Karachi.

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500+ Returns Filed Freelancer specialists
5+ Years Active Karachi office
NRP Zoom Consults Available nationwide
FBR-Compliant 12+ cities served
Serving freelancers on: Upwork Fiverr Toptal YouTube Direct Export Clients
500+
Freelancer returns filed
FBR
Fully compliant filings
12+
Cities across Pakistan

I had no idea I qualified for the 0.25% PSEB rate. Xpezia handled everything and saved me over PKR 40,000 in my first year.

Ahmed K. – Upwork developer, Karachi
Sound Familiar?

Most Pakistani freelancers either overpay or skip filing entirely. Both are expensive mistakes.

If foreign income is coming in through Payoneer, Wise, or a direct wire, you’re legally required to file – and there’s a real chance you qualify for the lowest rate the law allows.

Your bank keeps asking about large incoming foreign transfers.

You’re not on the Active Taxpayer List – and it’s quietly affecting your SIM, your banking access, and how professional you look to clients.

You’re paying 1% tax on foreign income when PSEB registration could legally cut that to 0.25%.

Dollars are coming in but you genuinely don’t know how to declare them on your FBR return.

You missed the September 30 deadline and have no idea what the penalty actually looks like.

You’re an NRP and honestly aren’t sure whether you owe anything in Pakistan at all.

FBR Data Visibility

FBR receives automated data feeds from your platforms.

Your income is already visible to the tax authority. The question isn’t whether to be seen – it’s whether you show up as a registered, compliant taxpayer or as an unregistered earner with unexplained foreign deposits sitting in your account.

Payoneer data feed Active
Wise transfers Active
Bank wire records Active
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The Xpezia Difference

One Service. Full FBR Compliance. Zero Guesswork.

Xpezia is a Karachi-based tax consultancy built specifically for digital earners. Working out of Karachi means real proximity to the FBR Regional Tax Office – which matters when something needs to be resolved in person rather than through an email thread that goes nowhere. This isn’t a general CA firm that bolted a freelancer package onto their existing service list. The team knows Payoneer reconciliation, PSEB rate eligibility, and Section 65F the way a specialist should.

Karachi Office – Close to FBR Regional Tax Office Available nationwide – NRP Zoom consultations included
Tax Optimisation

PSEB Rate Optimisation

We assess whether you qualify for the 0.25% reduced rate under the PSEB framework and handle the registration process if you haven’t sorted it yet. This is where most freelancers leave real money on the table – often for years.

  • PSEB registration eligibility check
  • Full registration process handled
  • Save PKR 37,500+ annually on PKR 5M income
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Core Filing

FBR Annual Return Filing

Your complete income tax return, prepared and filed on IRIS before the September 30 deadline. Foreign income declared correctly. The right tax regime applied. ATL status maintained.

  • IRIS portal filing by September 30
  • Foreign income declared correctly
  • ATL status maintained year-round
Ongoing Support

Year-Round Advisory

Filing season ends September 30. FBR questions don’t follow that schedule. We cover advance tax planning, Proceeds Realization Certificate guidance, bank query responses, and PSEB matters throughout the year – not just in the weeks before the deadline.

  • Advance tax planning
  • PRC guidance and bank query responses
  • PSEB matters handled year-round
Built for Digital Earners – Not General Clients

This service covers freelancers, software exporters, remote workers, agency owners, and Non-Resident Pakistanis – including Zoom consultations for clients who can’t make it to Karachi.

Serving: Freelancers Software Exporters Remote Workers Agency Owners NRPs
Who This Is For

Built for every type of digital earner in Pakistan

Select your situation below. Every category has a different tax picture – and Xpezia handles each one with the depth it actually requires.

Platform Freelancers

Freelancers on Upwork, Fiverr, and Toptal

You run your freelance work through one of the major platforms and get paid in foreign currency. Here’s what we handle for you.

NTN registration if you don’t have one yet, ATL enrollment, full foreign income declaration, 80% rule application, and Payoneer or Wise bank reconciliation. If you’ve been earning for a year or more without filing, we handle the back-filing assessment too.

Quick Answer – Is Payoneer taxed in Pakistan?

Yes. Income received through Payoneer is treated as foreign remittance under Pakistani tax law and is subject to withholding tax under Section 154. The rate is 1% for standard filers and 0.25% for PSEB-registered exporters. FBR receives automated data from Payoneer – this income is not invisible to the tax authority. For upwork freelancer tax filing pakistan 2025, the applicable rates and rules are current as of June 2026.

What we handle for you
NTN registration
ATL enrollment
Full foreign income declaration
80% rule application
Payoneer or Wise reconciliation
Back-filing assessment
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Software Exporters

Software Exporters and Registered Software Houses

You’re either already PSEB-registered or looking into it to access the 0.25% rate. Filing requirements here are more involved than a standard freelancer return.

We handle PSEB registration support, Section 154 withholding tax certificates, PRC documentation, correct application of the 0.25% rate, and SECP alignment where it’s relevant. For software exporter tax filing pakistan secp compliance, the documentation trail matters – we make sure it holds up.

What we handle for you
PSEB registration support
Section 154 WHT certificates
PRC documentation
0.25% rate correctly applied
SECP alignment
Section 65F tax credit review
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Creators & Remote Workers

Remote Workers and Social Media Creators

YouTube ad revenue, brand deals, Wise transfers, or direct PayPal payments. FBR’s visibility into these channels is growing fast.

Budget 2025-26 has brought social media income into scope in a way it wasn’t before. We cover W-8BEN form guidance for US-platform income, YouTube and vlogger income declaration, and the Budget 2025-26 proposal for a 3.5% social media tax that affects creators directly. Wise and PayPal income reporting is included too – these aren’t informal transfers in FBR’s view.

Budget 2025-26 Update

A 3.5% social media tax proposed in Budget 2025-26 targets YouTube, TikTok, and similar platform earnings directly. Content creators should be prepared to declare this income clearly in their FBR returns.

What we handle for you
W-8BEN form guidance
YouTube income declaration
Brand deal income filing
Wise and PayPal reporting
3.5% social media tax strategy
Budget 2025-26 compliance
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Agency Owners

Agency Owners Managing Teams

Running a team changes your tax situation significantly – and almost no competitor service addresses this directly.

The choice between sole proprietor and Pvt Ltd structures affects how you deduct team salaries, claim business expenses, and plan for growth. When agency owners document their contractor and team payments correctly, those costs become legitimate deductions that reduce taxable income – not just expenses that vanish into the business with no record. We handle the documentation structure that makes this work. Not just the filing itself.

Sole Proprietor vs Pvt Ltd

The right structure depends on your turnover, team size, and growth plans. Pvt Ltd often offers more tax efficiency for scaling agencies – but the choice has real consequences. We assess this in the first consultation.

What we handle for you
Sole proprietor vs Pvt Ltd review
Team salary deductions
Contractor payment deductibility
Business expense optimisation
Documentation structure setup
Growth-stage tax planning
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Non-Resident Pakistanis

Non-Resident Pakistanis (NRPs)

You hold Pakistani nationality but live and work abroad. Whether you owe taxes here – and how much – is genuinely complicated territory.

We work through dual residency scenarios and apply Double Tax Avoidance Agreements for residents in the UAE, UK, and USA, so clients aren’t paying more than what’s actually required under the relevant treaty. Pakistan-source income declarations and Zoom consultations are available for the full process. For freelancer tax filing pakistan nrc overseas situations, this is one of the few services in Pakistan that handles it with the depth it actually requires.

Can I file taxes remotely?

Yes, completely. All consultations are available via Zoom. Document submission is digital. FBR filing is done electronically through IRIS. Not a single step requires physical presence in Pakistan. NRP clients in Dubai, the UK, Canada, and elsewhere have completed the full process remotely.

What we handle for you
Dual residency scenario review
DTAA application (UAE, UK, USA)
Pakistan-source income declarations
Zoom consultations (full remote)
Local bank account and asset advice
No Pakistan visit required
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Rate Transparency

Know Your Rate Before You File

The difference between 0.25% and 1% sounds small until you run the numbers. On PKR 5 million in annual foreign earnings, it’s PKR 37,500 every year. Here’s how the two regimes compare.

On PKR 5 million in annual earnings: PKR 37,500 saved per year with PSEB registration – Over 5 years that’s PKR 187,500. PSEB registration costs a fraction of that.
Factor
PSEB-Registered
Non-PSEB Freelancer
Tax Rate on Foreign Income
0.25% (Final Tax)
1% (Final Tax)
Applicable Law
Section 154 / PSEB Ordinance
Section 154 Standard
Registration Required
Yes – PSEB + FBR
FBR Only
Eligible Entities
Software houses, IT service exporters
Any freelancer
Advance Tax Applicability
Reduced / Exempt
Standard
PRC Assistance
Included
Included
Recommended For
Agencies, exporters, high earners
All freelancers (baseline)
Quick Answer – Tax Rate

The standard tax rate on foreign freelance income in Pakistan is 1% (final tax). Freelancers registered under PSEB qualify for a reduced rate of 0.25%. Both rates apply to income received through proper banking channels under Section 154.

Not Sure Which Rate Applies?

Our consultants assess eligibility in the first call. The consultation is free and takes around 20 minutes. PSEB registration costs a fraction of what you’d save in the first year alone.

The 80% Rule – What It Actually Means

80% of your foreign remittance must come through official banking channels.

Under Pakistan’s tax framework, 80% of your foreign remittance income must be received through official banking channels to qualify for the final tax regime at the reduced rate. FBR requires this to confirm that foreign income is genuinely entering Pakistan’s formal economy through the banking system.

The 20% flexibility covers minor discrepancies – but the bulk of your income needs to flow through a Pakistani bank account. Income routed through informal channels doesn’t qualify for the lower rate, and banks increasingly require PRC documentation to confirm the 80% threshold is met before processing your declaration.

Income Channel Breakdown
Official banking channels 80%
Permitted discrepancy 20%

Minimum 80% through official channels required to qualify for the reduced 0.25% rate under Section 154.

Not sure which rate you qualify for? Our consultants assess eligibility in the first call.

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The Process

How It Works – Zero Guesswork

Filing your taxes with Xpezia follows a five-step process. No 50-page guides. No unexplained jargon. Just a clear path from where you are to a filed return.

Step 1

Free Consultation

Book via WhatsApp or come into the Karachi office. The consultant reviews your earnings platforms, residency status, and income sources, then figures out which tax regime applies – PSEB or standard. This call is free and usually takes around 20 minutes.

Free, 20 minutes Zoom or Karachi office Regime assessed
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Step 2

Document Collection

Xpezia sends a personalised checklist based on your specific situation. You submit your CNIC, bank statements, Payoneer or Wise transaction history, PRCs where applicable, and any existing NTN. We tell you exactly what’s essential – not everything on the list is mandatory for every client.

Personalised checklist Digital submission Only essentials requested
Step 3

Return Preparation

The team prepares your FBR annual income tax return, applies the correct tax rate, claims eligible deductions, and reconciles foreign income. Section 65F eligibility is assessed here if you’re an IT services exporter.

Correct rate applied Deductions claimed Section 65F assessed
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Step 4

Review and Sign-Off

Before anything is submitted, you review the prepared return with your consultant. Every figure is explained. You approve the filing – nothing goes to FBR without your confirmation.

Full transparency Your approval required Every figure explained
Step 5

FBR Filing and Confirmation

The return is filed on the IRIS portal. Your ATL status is updated. You get a copy of the filed return and a filing confirmation for your records. Post-filing support runs for 30 days.

IRIS portal filed ATL status updated 30-day post-filing support
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Quick Answer – Filing Deadline

FBR deadline: September 30 each year

The FBR annual income tax return deadline for individuals is September 30 each year. Missing it results in penalties and removal from the Active Taxpayer List. Ready to start Step 1?

Complete Deliverables

What’s Included

Everything above, handled. One service, full FBR compliance, with advisory inclusions that most competing services don’t offer.

Quick Answer – Filing Deadline

The FBR annual income tax return deadline for individuals is September 30 each year. Missing it results in penalties and removal from the Active Taxpayer List.

Core Deliverables

Included in every package
6 items
NTN registration if you’re not yet registered
Active Taxpayer List (ATL) enrollment
FBR IRIS portal filing of annual income tax return
Foreign income reconciliation across Payoneer, Wise, and bank wire
Correct tax rate applied – 0.25% or 1% depending on eligibility
Filing confirmation document provided

Advisory Inclusions

Items marked * not offered by most competing services
6 items
PSEB eligibility assessment
Section 65F exemption review – valid through June 2026 * Exclusive
Advance tax obligation check for earners above PKR 800,000
Proceeds Realization Certificate (PRC) guidance
30-day post-filing support for bank or FBR queries
NRP dual-tax scenario review where applicable * Exclusive
Fully Handled For You

Yes, the IRIS portal submission is handled entirely by our team

You don’t need to log in yourself. NTN registration is included if you don’t have one. Every step – from document collection to final filing confirmation – is managed by the team. You review and approve; we handle the rest.

Items marked * are not offered by most competing services. Yes, NTN registration is included if you don’t have one. Yes, the IRIS portal submission is handled entirely by the team – you don’t need to log in yourself.

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Preparation Made Simple

Documents You’ll Need

Getting your documents together is the part most people dread. It’s usually less complicated than it looks.

Don’t have all of these? Not a problem. We’ll tell you exactly what’s essential for your specific situation in the first consultation.

Identity and Registration
3 items – Required
CNIC front and back
Existing NTN if you already have one
Business name or trade name if you operate as an agency
Income Documentation
5 items – Core requirement
Bank statements covering January to December of the filing year
Payoneer or Wise annual transaction summary
Proceeds Realization Certificates from your bank – increasingly required for large foreign transfers
Upwork or Fiverr annual earnings report, downloadable as PDF from your account
W-8BEN form copies for US-platform income if applicable
Business Expenses
For deductions – Optional but helpful
Internet, hosting, and software subscription invoicesOptional
Tool subscriptions like Canva, Adobe, and similarOptional
Office rent receipts if applicableOptional
Team or contractor payment records for agency ownersOptional
Not sure what you have? We’ll guide you.

Every client’s document situation is different. The first consultation clarifies exactly what’s needed for your specific case – nothing more, nothing less.

Beyond Compliance

What Filing Actually Gets You

Compliance isn’t only about avoiding penalties. For freelancers earning in foreign currency, proper filing opens up real financial advantages that most people don’t think about.

Expires June 2026 – Act Now

Section 65F Tax Credit – Expires June 2026

IT services exporters can claim a 100% tax credit under Section 65F of the Income Tax Ordinance 2001. This provision expires in June 2026. Eligible filers who don’t claim it before then lose it – there’s no retroactive option. This is the mistake we see most often among higher-earning exporters.

Quick Answer – Section 65F

Section 65F of the Income Tax Ordinance 2001 provides a 100% tax credit on income from IT services exports. Valid through June 2026. Eligible taxpayers must be registered as IT service exporters with PSEB to claim this credit.

Maximise your tax position this year. Start with a free consultation.

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Avoid These

Mistakes That Cost Freelancers Thousands

These aren’t hypothetical. They’re situations we correct for new clients regularly. Each one is avoidable with the right guidance from the start.

500+
Returns filed annually
PKR 37K+
Saved per year on PSEB rate
Jun 26
Section 65F expiry deadline
Avoid All 6 Mistakes

Work with someone who files 500+ returns annually

Patterns in FBR queries, bank escalations, and PSEB applications get recognised early because we’ve seen them before. The first consultation is free and usually spots the issue within 20 minutes.

500+ freelancer returns Filed every year – specialist experience
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The Difference

Why Xpezia

Here’s what actually makes this service different from Befiler, from a generic CA firm, and from filing yourself on IRIS.

Built for Digital Earners, Not General Clients

Xpezia is not a general tax firm that added a freelancer package. The team knows Payoneer reconciliation, PSEB eligibility, Section 65F, and FBR’s treatment of Wise transfers as the core of what they do – not secondary knowledge picked up from a regulation PDF.

Karachi Office – Close to the FBR Regional Tax Office

The office sits close to the FBR Regional Tax Office. When a query needs physical follow-up or in-person clarification, that proximity matters. Purely digital services don’t have this option.

500+ Freelancer Returns Filed

That number reflects a specific client type, not a general caseload. The experience compounds – patterns in FBR queries, bank escalations, and PSEB applications get recognised early because we’ve seen them before.

NRP-Friendly from the Start

Full Zoom consultation service for overseas Pakistanis. No physical visit required. DTAA applications for UAE, UK, and USA residents are handled as standard – not as a special request that needs explaining.

Pricing Disclosed Upfront

No vague hourly-rate quotes. No surprises after the first meeting. Service fees are fixed and disclosed during the consultation, before any commitment is made.

Support Beyond Filing Season + Current on Budget 2025-26

September 30 is not the end. Clients have access to advisory for FBR queries, bank escalations, and advance tax planning year-round. The 3.5% social media tax proposal, Section 65F timeline, and latest PSEB guidance are all factored into current filing strategies.

What Clients Say

Join 500+ freelancers who file with confidence

I’d been filing on my own for two years and thought I was doing it right. Turns out I wasn’t PSEB-registered and had been paying 1% the whole time. Xpezia sorted it out and the savings covered their fee in the first month.

Sara M.
Fiverr graphic designer, Lahore

As an NRP I had no idea whether I even needed to file in Pakistan. The Zoom consultation cleared everything up and they handled the full process remotely. No trip home required.

Bilal A.
Software developer, Dubai

I run a small agency with a team of four. None of the other services I contacted knew anything about contractor deductions or business expense claims. Xpezia did.

Usman R.
Agency owner, Karachi

Section 65F was something I’d heard about but never actually claimed. They spotted my eligibility in the first call. That alone more than paid for the service.

Nadia F.
IT services exporter, Islamabad

Talk to the team that specialises in your situation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions Answered

Still have questions? We answer them in a free 20-minute call. But here’s what clients ask most often, organised by experience level.

Yes, they do. If you earn from foreign clients – regardless of the amount – you’re legally required to file an annual income tax return with FBR. This applies whether payment comes through Payoneer, Wise, bank wire, or any other channel. Filing also gets you onto the Active Taxpayer List, which reduces the withholding tax you pay on everyday banking and transactions. Non-filers face penalties, higher transaction taxes, and growing scrutiny as FBR’s data-sharing with fintechs keeps expanding.
NTN stands for National Tax Number – it’s the unique identifier FBR assigns to every registered taxpayer. You register through the IRIS portal using your CNIC. If you don’t have an NTN yet, Xpezia handles this as part of the filing service at no additional charge.
The ATL is FBR’s list of individuals and entities who have filed their annual returns on time. Being on it reduces the withholding tax rate you pay on banking transactions, property dealings, vehicle purchases, and mobile top-ups – non-filers pay double on many of these. PTA SIM-block enforcement also targets individuals not on the ATL, so it’s not just a tax issue anymore.
Monetary penalties for late filing, loss of ATL status, and higher withholding tax rates across multiple financial transactions. FBR now receives automated data from platforms like Payoneer and Wise, so unregistered earners with regular foreign deposits are more likely to receive bank queries and FBR notices than registered, compliant filers.
Under Pakistan’s tax framework, 80% of your foreign remittance income must be received through official banking channels to qualify for the final tax regime at the reduced rate. The threshold is there because FBR wants to confirm that foreign income is genuinely entering Pakistan’s formal economy. The 20% flexibility covers minor discrepancies, but the bulk of your income needs to flow through a Pakistani bank account. Routing income through informal channels disqualifies you from the lower rate entirely.
At minimum: your CNIC, bank statements for the full filing year, Payoneer or Wise annual transaction history, and your earnings report from your main platform. If you’re claiming business deductions, add subscription receipts and contractor payment records. Proceeds Realization Certificates from your bank are increasingly required for large foreign remittances. We confirm exactly what’s needed for your specific situation in the first consultation.
Both are final tax rates applied under Section 154 of the Income Tax Ordinance. The 1% rate is standard for all freelancers receiving foreign income. The 0.25% rate is available only to PSEB-registered entities – software exporters, IT service providers, and software houses. On PKR 5 million in annual earnings, the difference between the two rates is PKR 37,500 per year.
A PRC is a certificate issued by your Pakistani bank confirming that a foreign remittance was received and converted into PKR through the official banking system. Banks are getting stricter about issuing and requiring these. If you receive regular foreign income, you increasingly need PRCs to properly declare that income in your FBR return. We guide clients through obtaining them as part of the filing process.
Section 65F of the Income Tax Ordinance 2001 provides a 100% tax credit on income from IT services exports. In practical terms, it can reduce the tax liability on qualifying income to zero. To claim it you must be registered as an IT service exporter with PSEB. The provision is currently valid through June 2026 – after that it no longer applies unless extended by future legislation. Eligible filers should claim this before it lapses.
Individuals earning above PKR 800,000 annually are required to pay advance tax in quarterly instalments, not just a single payment at filing time. Missing these payments results in a separate penalty even if you file your annual return correctly and on time. Xpezia’s advisory service includes advance tax obligation checks so clients don’t run into this requirement unexpectedly.
Budget 2025-26 includes a proposal for a 3.5% tax on income earned by social media vloggers and content creators – separate from the standard freelancer tax regime and specifically targeting YouTube, TikTok, and similar platform earnings. The rules are still being finalised, but content creators should be prepared to declare this income clearly in their FBR returns. We monitor every FBR circular and update filing strategies as things develop.
NRP tax obligations depend on residency status, the source of income, and any applicable DTAAs between Pakistan and your country of residence. If you earn Pakistan-source income – from local clients, assets, or bank interest – you may have a filing obligation regardless of where you live. Xpezia handles NRP dual-tax scenarios via Zoom, including DTAA relief applications for residents of the UAE, UK, and USA.
Yes, completely. All consultations are available via Zoom. Document submission is digital. FBR filing is done electronically through the IRIS portal. Not a single step requires physical presence in Pakistan. NRP clients in Dubai, the UK, Canada, and elsewhere have completed the full process remotely without any issues.
A sole proprietor and their business are treated as one legal and tax entity – simpler to set up, but limited in how expenses and salaries can be structured. A Pvt Ltd company is a separate legal entity, which opens up team salary deductions, contractor payment claims, and a different corporate tax structure. For agencies scaling beyond a single operator, the Pvt Ltd structure often offers more tax efficiency – but the right answer depends on your turnover, team size, and growth plans. We assess this during the agency owner consultation.

Still have questions? We answer them in a free 20-minute call.

Common Concerns

Before You Decide

These are the questions we hear most often before someone books. Here’s the honest answer to each one.

“I don’t earn enough to bother filing.”

If you earn from foreign clients, you’re legally required to file regardless of the amount. ATL status also reduces what you pay on banking transactions, SIM registration, and property dealings – even if your actual tax liability turns out to be zero. Filing costs you less than not filing.

“I’ll just use Befiler or file myself on IRIS.”

IRIS is publicly available and filing yourself is possible. But getting the tax regime wrong – non-PSEB when you actually qualify for PSEB – or missing Section 65F eligibility is an error that costs real money and repeats every year. A 20-minute professional review catches what a portal submission doesn’t. DIY mistakes take months to correct through FBR.

“I’m outside Pakistan and can’t come to Karachi.”

Full remote service via Zoom. Every step – consultation, document review, return preparation, filing – is handled digitally. No physical presence required. NRP clients complete the entire process from abroad.

“This is going to be expensive.”

The service fee is a fixed, one-time annual cost that typically comes in below the tax savings from proper rate optimisation alone. Pricing is disclosed during the first consultation, before any commitment. No hourly rates, no vague estimates.

“I’m worried FBR will scrutinise me if I register.”

Registration protects you – it doesn’t flag you. FBR scrutiny falls on unregistered earners receiving large foreign transfers, not on properly filed taxpayers. Being on the ATL with a clean filing record is the most straightforward position to be in.

Service Packages

Choose Your Package

Not sure which package fits? The first consultation is free – we’ll tell you exactly what applies to your situation. Get a custom quote in your free consultation.

Package 1

Individual Freelancer Return

For freelancers earning via Upwork, Fiverr, Payoneer, or Wise.

Starting from PKR [X]
Includes
  • NTN registration if needed
  • FBR annual return filing
  • Foreign income declaration
  • ATL enrollment
  • Filing confirmation document
  • 30-day post-filing support
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Package 2

Software Exporter Return

For PSEB-registered or PSEB-eligible exporters.

Starting from PKR [X]
Everything in Package 1, plus
  • PSEB rate assessment and support
  • Section 154 WHT certificates
  • PRC reconciliation
  • Section 65F tax credit review valid through June 2026
Package 3

Agency Owner / Pvt Ltd

For agencies and small software houses managing teams.

Custom quote based on structure and turnover
Everything in Package 2, plus
  • Contractor payment deduction structuring
  • Business expense optimisation
  • Team salary deduction filing
  • Sole proprietor vs. Pvt Ltd tax planning
NRP Add-On – Available with any package

Dual-tax scenario review, DTAA application for UAE, UK, and USA residents, Pakistan-source income declaration. Not sure which package fits? The first consultation is free – we’ll tell you exactly what applies to your situation.

FBR-Compliant – Updated June 2026

Your FBR Return. Filed Correctly. Starting at 0.25%.

500+ freelancers trust Xpezia for annual FBR compliance. Whether you’re filing for the first time, managing Pakistan-source income as an NRP, or a software exporter who’s been overpaying for years – it starts with a 20-minute call.

Updated: June 2026 – reflecting Budget 2025-26 and current Section 65F status.

500+
Returns filed annually
5+
Years active
12+
Cities served
0.25%
Lowest available rate
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Karachi Office: [Address]
Phone: [Number]
email@xpezia.com

Or email us directly for non-urgent queries. Updated: June 2026 – reflecting Budget 2025-26 and current Section 65F status.

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