FBR Section 177 tax audit representation & reconciliation
Comprehensive working-paper compilation, bank-to-return reconciliation, IDR (Information & Document Requirement) response drafting, and representation during FBR Section 177 income tax or sales tax audit proceedings.
Who This Service Is For
Individuals, AOPs, and companies selected for audit under Section 177 (Income Tax) or Section 25 (Sales Tax) who need disciplined books-to-bank reconciliation.
Government & Third-Party Challans
No FBR fee applies for submitting audit explanations and reconciliations. Any agreed tax liability or appeal filing fee is paid directly by the taxpayer.
Interactive Document Checklist
Tick the items you already have on hand. You can still start your case today and upload remaining files later on your private status link.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Section 177 audit examines your complete books of account, banking credits, withholding deductions, and expenses for the tax year before any amendment order under Section 122 is issued.
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