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How to Create a Pakistan Invoice
Our Pakistan invoice creator is pre-configured with PKR currency, 18% general sales tax (GST), and NTN/STRN fields for FBR compliance. Enter your NTN (National Tax Number), business details, and services — the tool generates a compliant invoice with proper tax calculations, ready for download.
What to Include on a Pakistan Invoice
A Pakistan invoice should include your business name and address, NTN (National Tax Number), STRN (Sales Tax Registration Number) if applicable, the buyer's name, address, and NTN, a description of goods or services, the quantity and unit price, the taxable value, the applicable sales tax rate and amount, and the total including tax. For goods, include HS code classification.
Tips for Pakistan Invoicing
Register with the FBR through the IRIS portal if your annual turnover exceeds the threshold. Maintain sequential invoice numbering as required by Pakistan tax law. Issue invoices within the time limits prescribed by FBR rules. File monthly sales tax returns by the 18th of the following month. Keep records for at least 5 years as required by the Sales Tax Act, 1990.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the sales tax rate in Pakistan?
The standard general sales tax (GST) rate in Pakistan is 18% for most goods. Services are taxed by provincial revenue authorities at varying rates (typically 13-16% depending on the province). Some goods and services are exempt or zero-rated. Check the FBR schedules for specific classifications.
Do I need an NTN for invoicing in Pakistan?
An NTN (National Tax Number) is required for all businesses and individuals earning taxable income. While you can create invoices without an NTN, having one is necessary for tax compliance, government contracts, and certain banking services. Apply through the FBR IRIS portal.
How do I handle withholding tax on Pakistani invoices?
Certain payments in Pakistan are subject to withholding tax (advance tax). The payer deducts withholding tax at prescribed rates before making payment. Note the applicable withholding tax on your invoice and the net amount receivable. Common withholding rates are 3-8% for contracts and services.
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