Tax Disputes • Pakistan
If you have received a notice from the FBR, ADL Law Associates can help. We draft professional replies to income tax and sales tax notices, represent you in audits and hearings, and defend your position before the Commissioner and appellate forums. Our team combines tax practice with genuine courtroom experience — so your response is built to hold up under scrutiny.
FBR notices carry strict deadlines. Missing them can lead to an ex-parte assessment, penalties and default surcharge, and recovery action against your bank accounts. Reaching out early gives us time to prepare a proper defence and often resolves the matter at the first stage. Read our FBR tax notice guide for background, then get in touch.
Established in 2008, ADL Law Associates handles tax matters end to end — from filing returns to defending them. Because the same team files and litigates, your notice reply is prepared by people who know how these matters play out before the FBR and the courts.
Do not ignore it. Note the response deadline on the notice, avoid replying in a hurry without advice, and get professional help. A well-drafted, evidence-backed reply early on often prevents a small query from becoming a large demand.
We handle income tax and sales tax notices, including those seeking information or records, withholding-tax notices, audit selections, amendment of assessment, penalty and default-surcharge notices, and recovery notices.
The notice itself specifies the deadline, often between 7 and 15 days. Extensions can sometimes be requested, but it is best to act immediately so we can prepare a proper reply within time.
Ignoring a notice can lead to an ex-parte (best-judgement) assessment, penalties, default surcharge and recovery action such as bank-account attachment. Responding properly and on time is almost always cheaper than dealing with the consequences.
Yes. We represent clients through the full process — drafting the reply, attending hearings before the Commissioner, and pursuing appeals before the Commissioner (Appeals) and Appellate Tribunal where needed.
Yes. We deal with both income tax and sales tax notices, audits and proceedings, and coordinate the two where a matter involves both.
