FBR representation

FBR notices, audits, appeals and tax litigation

Tax Waley brings together tax, accounting and legal support for notices, assessments, audits, objections, appeals and representation before the relevant authorities.

Matters we support

  • Replies to notices including sections 161 and 176 and other FBR communications
  • Audit and information-request support
  • Assessment proceedings and tax computations
  • Commissioner appeals and Appellate Tribunal matters
  • Tax litigation support through legal counsel
  • Preparation of reconciliations, evidence and written submissions

Respond from the records

A response should be built from the notice, filing history, accounts, transaction evidence and applicable legal position. We first organise the facts and documents, then prepare the response strategy.

Professional team approach

Tax disputes can involve accounting, tax law, corporate records and litigation. Matters are assigned to the relevant accounting and legal professionals according to scope.

How the engagement works

Read the notice or order and identify deadlines

We confirm the scope and facts.

Review filings, accounts and supporting evidence

We prepare the required work and records.

Develop the response, reconciliation or appeal grounds

You review the material before completion.

Submit, represent and track the matter according to the agreed scope

We support the agreed filing or transaction step.

Common questions

What should I do after receiving an FBR notice?

Preserve the notice, note the response date and avoid sending an unreviewed reply. Share the complete notice and relevant filing history for assessment.

Do you handle appeals?

The service catalogue includes Commissioner and Appellate Tribunal appeals, with legal support where required.

Can you assist with old records?

We can assess the available material and identify what can be reconstructed or requested, but the approach depends on the specific matter.

Service availability and documentation requirements depend on the client, authority, bank, transaction and agreed engagement scope. Approval or acceptance by a regulator, bank or other institution cannot be guaranteed.