ISLAMABAD: In a major relief for taxpayers, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has granted a second extension, pushing the deadline for filing income tax returns to October 31.
The revenue body approved the extension following persistent requests from various trade bodies and tax bar associations. The deadline was initially set for September 30, before being extended the first time to October 15, and now stands extended for another 16 days.
Key Updates: FBR Extends Income Tax Return Deadline
Taxpayers now have until October 31 to complete and submit their financial statements.
Sources indicate that approximately 6.9 million individuals have already submitted their tax returns so far, reflecting an active response from the public.
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Authorities have urged citizens and business owners to utilize this final window to organize their financial documentation and file returns promptly, avoiding any last-minute technical congestion or rush.
