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TaxHisaab is built and maintained by an Associate Chartered Accountant (ACA). We welcome your feedback, statutory clarifications, rate updates from new FBR circulars, and professional inquiries.

Built & Maintained by an Associate Chartered Accountant (ACA)

Unlike automated tax blogs that scrape unverified numbers, every formula, progressive slab step, and editorial guide across TaxHisaab is architected, tested, and maintained by an Associate Chartered Accountant. Our methodology derives figures directly from the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 and the official gazetted Finance Act 2026.

Primary Statutory DerivationsZero Slab-Rounding TolerancesFBR Circular Synchronized (TY 2027)

Direct Inquiry Form

Submissions are reviewed directly by an Associate Chartered Accountant (ACA).

Minimum 15 characters. For rate corrections, please cite the FBR circular or Finance Act page if possible.

Reviewed directly by an Associate Chartered Accountant (ACA).

Online Inquiry Desk

Please submit your statutory query, circular notification, or feedback using the direct inquiry form.

Direct statutory inquiries are monitored and reviewed by an Associate Chartered Accountant (ACA).

Response turnaround: Typically 24–48 business hours for statutory questions.

What We Handle

  • •Statutory SRO / Circular Updates: If you notice a newly gazetted FBR circular or court decision modifying withholding rates, inform us for swift engine synchronization.
  • •Payroll & Salary Discrepancies: If your employer’s payroll software computes an annual deduction differing from our salary engine, send the monthly breakdown for line-by-line statutory analysis.
  • •Freelancer 154A Guidance: Inquiries regarding PSEB registration validation, PRC banking certificates, and 0.25% vs 1% export regimes.

Important Notice

While TaxHisaab is built and maintained by an Associate Chartered Accountant (ACA), submitting messages or utilizing these calculators provides general educational and computational estimates. It does not establish a formal auditor-client or legal tax counsel engagement. For formal representation before the FBR Commissioner (Appeals) or ATIR, engage a licensed tax practitioner.