We help Government Contractors

Stop Losing Tenders Due to Tax Non-Compliance. Become an Active Filer in 24 Hours.

Cut withholding taxes in half, fulfill PPRA & PEC requirements, and win government contracts with hassle-free NTN registration and tax return filing.

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Why Choose ConSerIC Accountants

At ConSerIC Accountants, we help Government contractors become income tax filers with ease.

Expert Tax Guidance: Our Accountants offer tax filing to general order suppliers, PEC registered engineers and contractors, PPRA registered bidders, FWO and NESPAK sub-contractors etc..

Complete Filing Solution: NTN registration, wealth statement preparation, balance sheet and income statement preparation, income tax return filing, and ATL activation, all under one roof.

Transparent & Affordable Pricing: We offer clear and fair pricing without any hidden fees for your peace of mind.

Personalized Tax Support: A reliable choice for the Government Contractors across the country.

Do you know?

It is better to become filer before the due date of 30 September 2026 even if your previous tax returns have not been filed. Before this date, FBR will not charge ATL surcharge fee.

Being a Non-Filer Costs You Money Every Single Day

Disqualification at Technical Evaluation: PPRA and provincial procurement rules mandate an active tax status. Un-registered bidders get rejected automatically at tender opening.

Double Withholding Tax Deductions: AGPR and Treasury offices deduct up to 2x the standard withholding tax rate from non-filer invoices, destroying profit margins.

PEC License Delays: You cannot register or renew your Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) license without an active taxpayer (filer) status.

Core Services Package

ConSerIC Accountants offers reliable services for government contractors across Pakistan.

NTN Registration & IRIS Setup: Quick setup of your FBR Iris portal account for sole proprietors, AOPs, or private limited companies.

Income Tax Return Filing: Backlog clearance and annual income tax filing to instantly push your status to the Active Taxpayer List (ATL).

PEC & PPRA Compliance Support: Tax verification certificates and documentation needed for tender submissions and license renewals.

Ongoing Tax Retainership: Monthly/quarterly filing management so your business never drops off the ATL.

how do we make you filer?

Here is our approach to get you enter on the Active Taxpayers List.

Gather your FBR IRIS login ID or your data to create it
Arrange a detailed discussion with you to understand your income, business and finances
Plan your taxes and give you an advisory
Prepare your annual income tax return
File your annual income tax return through the IRIS system

Once accepted, your name appears on the FBR Active Taxpayer List (ATL)

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is considered a government contractor?

A government contractor is an individual or business that provides goods, services, works, or supplies to federal, provincial, local, or public sector organizations.

Can a government contractor become a filer?

Yes. Government contractors can become filers by registering with FBR, filing income tax returns, and fulfilling applicable tax compliance requirements.

Why is filer status important for government contractors?

Filer status helps contractors remain tax compliant and may reduce the tax burden arising from withholding taxes deducted on government payments.

What are the benefits of becoming a filer?

Tax filers usually pay lower withholding taxes on banking transactions, vehicle registration, property purchases and sales, overseas remittances through cards, and various other transactions under the Income Tax Ordinance 2001.

Is NTN registration required for government contractors?

Yes. NTN registration is generally required to file tax returns, conduct business with government departments, and maintain ATL status.

Are taxes deducted from payments made by government departments?

Yes. Government departments are generally required to deduct withholding taxes from eligible payments under the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001.

Do government contractors need to file tax returns if taxes are already deducted?

Yes. Tax deductions do not replace the obligation to file a tax return where filing requirements apply.

Can withholding taxes be adjusted in the income tax return?

Yes. Eligible withholding taxes deducted from government payments may generally be adjusted against the contractor's overall tax liability.

Does a government contractor need to submit a wealth statement?

Yes. Where applicable under section 116, a wealth statement must disclose assets, liabilities, expenses, and sources of funds.

Can business expenses be claimed by government contractors?

Yes. Allowable business expenses incurred wholly and exclusively for earning business income may generally be deducted in accordance with the Ordinance.

How is government contract income taxed?

Income earned from government contracts is generally taxed under the head "Income from Business" and is subject to the applicable tax rates.

What documents are required to become a filer?

Typically, contractors need CNIC, NTN details, contract information, payment records, bank statements, and details of assets and liabilities.

Can a sole proprietor government contractor become a filer?

Yes. Individual contractors operating as sole proprietors can obtain NTN registration, file returns, and become ATL-active taxpayers.

What happens if a government contractor remains a non-filer?

Non-filers may face higher withholding taxes, reduced profitability, compliance risks, and potential penalties under tax laws.

Why should government contractors hire ConSerIC Accountants?

ConSerIC Accountants helps government contractors with NTN registration, tax return filing, wealth statement preparation, ATL activation, and ongoing FBR compliance support.

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