Lahore services

Tax, corporate and accounting consultant in Lahore

Tax Waley’s Lahore service offering supports individuals, companies, startups, investors and overseas owners with tax, FBR, SECP, accounting, audit and regulatory work.

Services available in Lahore

  • Income tax returns, wealth statements and tax planning
  • FBR registration, sales tax and withholding compliance
  • FBR notices, audits, appeals and litigation support
  • Company registration and SECP compliance
  • Accounting, payroll and financial statements
  • Audit and assurance coordination
  • PSW, chambers and regulatory registrations
  • IPO-Pakistan trademark and IP support
  • FDI, foreign loan and banking documentation

For businesses and investors

The Lahore service page emphasises company formation, corporate compliance, financial reporting, tax disputes, international investment and support for overseas owners operating in Pakistan.

Remote and in-person coordination

Clients may contact the team by WhatsApp, email or the website form. Meeting arrangements are confirmed directly according to the matter.

How the engagement works

Share the service or notice requiring attention

We confirm the scope and facts.

Receive a tailored document checklist and scope

We prepare the required work and records.

Review and approve the prepared work

You review the material before completion.

Complete filing, registration or representation

We support the agreed filing or transaction step.

Common questions

Do you handle company registration in Lahore?

Yes. Company formation, SECP, FBR and post-incorporation support are included.

Can you help with an FBR notice?

Yes. Notice replies, audit support, appeals and litigation support are listed services.

Do you serve clients outside Lahore?

Yes. The practice also serves Sargodha, clients across Pakistan and overseas clients remotely.

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.