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Asif Farid & Company LLP Income & Sales Tax Returns, Company Registrations, Audit & Accounts, Training & HRM Consultancy. At AFCO, relationships matter as much as technical expertise.

Since 2001, Asif Farid & Company LLP (AFCO) has been helping businesses, entrepreneurs, and individuals across Pakistan make better business decisions through trusted Tax, Corporate, Legal, and Financial Advisory services. What started as a tax consultancy has grown into a multidisciplinary professional services firm, supporting clients with everything from tax planning and litigation to company registration, SECP compliance, accounting, financial reporting, and corporate legal advisory. Today, businesses rely on AFCO not only to stay compliant but also to make informed decisions that support long-term growth. Over the years, we have earned the trust of 5,000+ clients, successfully handled 1,000+ professional engagements, and delivered 350+ professional trainings for businesses, professionals, chambers of commerce, government organizations, and industry associations across Pakistan. These experiences have allowed us to work with organizations of every size, from startups and SMEs to multinational companies and public sector institutions. Our team combines legal, taxation, corporate, and financial expertise to provide practical advice that reflects today's business realities. We believe professional services should be clear, responsive, and focused on results, not unnecessary complexity. That's why many of our clients have trusted us for years to manage their tax, corporate, legal, and compliance matters with professionalism, integrity, and consistency. For more than two decades, we've built our reputation on trust, expertise, and lasting client relationships, and we remain committed to delivering the same standard of excellence for years to come.

Buying, holding or selling property in Pakistan? Understanding the taxes at each stage can help you avoid costly surpris...
19/10/2026

Buying, holding or selling property in Pakistan? Understanding the taxes at each stage can help you avoid costly surprises.

From advance tax under Sections 236K and 236C to stamp duty, annual property tax, rental income tax and capital gains tax, each charge serves a different purpose and follows its own rules.

Your tax liability can depend on your property’s value, acquisition date, holding period, location and Active Taxpayer List (ATL) status. Knowing these details before a transaction can help you plan better, budget accurately and avoid unnecessary complications.

Good news for taxpayers: The tax return filing deadline for Tax Year 2026 has been extended to 31 October 2026.The exten...
15/10/2026

Good news for taxpayers: The tax return filing deadline for Tax Year 2026 has been extended to 31 October 2026.

The extension gives additional time to prepare their income tax returns, review their financial records, and complete their tax filing accurately.

Use this extra time wisely. Review your income, allowable deductions, tax payments, and wealth statement before submitting your return to help avoid errors and unnecessary complications.

Today is the last day to file your tax return.15 October 2026 is the deadline for filing your income tax return in Pakis...
15/10/2026

Today is the last day to file your tax return.

15 October 2026 is the deadline for filing your income tax return in Pakistan. If you haven’t filed yet, use today to review your income, tax deductions, assets and liabilities, and wealth statement before submitting your return.

Missing the deadline can lead to penalties and other compliance complications.

Make sure your records are accurate and your tax return is submitted on time.

SECP compliance is more than paperwork. Missing a filing deadline can cost your company time, money, and regulatory stan...
14/10/2026

SECP compliance is more than paperwork. Missing a filing deadline can cost your company time, money, and regulatory standing.

Under Pakistan’s Companies Act, 2017, companies must meet their applicable filing obligations, including annual returns, changes in company officers, and financial statements.

Key deadlines matter:

Annual returns: Generally within 30 days of the AGM.

Changes in officers: Within 15 days.

Financial statements: Filing requirements depend on the company’s type and applicable regulations.

Non-compliance can lead to financial penalties and further regulatory consequences. Keeping your company’s records and filings up to date helps protect its standing and reduces avoidable compliance risks.

Tomorrow is the final day to file your income tax return.The deadline is 15 October 2026. If you haven’t filed your Tax ...
14/10/2026

Tomorrow is the final day to file your income tax return.

The deadline is 15 October 2026. If you haven’t filed your Tax Year 2026 return yet, this is your last chance to get it done before the deadline.

Review your income, tax deductions, assets and wealth statement before submission. Errors or missing information can lead to complications, so don’t let the final hours pass without taking action.

File your tax return today.

Two days left to file your tax return. The deadline is 15 October 2026.If you haven’t filed your income tax return for T...
13/10/2026

Two days left to file your tax return. The deadline is 15 October 2026.

If you haven’t filed your income tax return for Tax Year 2026, now is the time to get your records in order. Review your income, tax deductions, assets, liabilities and wealth statement before submitting your return through FBR’s IRIS portal.

Leaving it until the final hours can mean unnecessary pressure and avoidable mistakes. Make sure your tax return is accurate, your wealth statement reconciles, and your filing is completed before the deadline.

15 October is closer than it looks. Have you filed your income tax return yet?The deadline for filing your Pakistan inco...
10/10/2026

15 October is closer than it looks. Have you filed your income tax return yet?

The deadline for filing your Pakistan income tax return is 15 October 2026. If you have not filed yet, use these remaining days to organise your financial records, review your income and expenses, reconcile your wealth statement, and check your tax position before submitting your return.

Leaving it until the last day can mean unnecessary pressure, avoidable errors, and potential penalties for late filing. A little preparation now can save you considerable trouble later.

The people who shape our future are often the ones who teach us how to think, not just what to learn.This Teachers’ Day,...
05/10/2026

The people who shape our future are often the ones who teach us how to think, not just what to learn.

This Teachers’ Day, Asif Farid & Co. LLP pays tribute to every teacher, mentor, and educator whose guidance builds confidence, develops character, and opens doors to opportunity.

Behind every successful professional is often a teacher who offered the right lesson, the right encouragement, or the right direction at the right time.

Today, we recognise that lasting impact and say thank you to those who continue to inspire, guide, and prepare the next generation for a better tomorrow.

Happy Teachers’ Day.

Good news for taxpayers: the Tax Year 2026 filing deadline is now 15 October 2026.FBR has extended the original 30 Septe...
01/10/2026

Good news for taxpayers: the Tax Year 2026 filing deadline is now 15 October 2026.

FBR has extended the original 30 September deadline, giving individuals and businesses additional time to complete and submit their income tax returns for Tax Year 2026.

Use this additional time wisely. Review your income, withholding and advance taxes, assets and liabilities, and Wealth Statement before filing to ensure your return is complete and accurate.

Need to complete your sales tax biometric verification? You can now do it through the NADRA PakID App.For taxpayers regi...
01/10/2026

Need to complete your sales tax biometric verification? You can now do it through the NADRA PakID App.

For taxpayers registering for sales tax, biometric verification is an important step in the process. With the PakID App, the verification can be completed digitally through facial liveness and fingerprint verification.

Here’s how it works:

01 Open the PakID App and select Biometric MBVs
02 Select the relevant sales tax registration option
03 Complete facial liveness and fingerprint verification
04 Enter your application details
05 Review the information and submit your application

If you’re working on FBR sales tax registration, these steps can help you complete the biometric verification process more smoothly.

Keep this guide saved for when you need it, especially if you’re registering a business or helping someone with their sales tax registration.

Address

Office No. 10, 2nd Floor, Awan Plaza, G/8 Markaz
Islamabad
44000

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00
Thursday 09:00 - 18:00
Friday 09:00 - 18:00
Saturday 09:00 - 18:00

Telephone

+92516124100

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