The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has announced relief for taxpayers who missed earlier filing deadlines, allowing them to enroll in the Active Taxpayer List (ATL) without the previously required Rs25,000 surcharge.
The move lowers a significant barrier to compliance, giving late filers a cleaner path to regularize their tax status. Inclusion in the ATL carries practical benefits for businesses and individuals alike, including reduced withholding tax rates on banking transactions, vehicle purchases, and property dealings.
By removing the penalty, the FBR appears focused on encouraging broader participation in the formal economy, rewarding those who come forward to file rather than deterring them with additional fees.
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