Charsadda returns often combine farm income, a workshop or shop and family remittances. Here is how each is treated.
Farm Income
Sugarcane, wheat and maize from your own land are entered as agricultural income. Keep the land record and mill payment slips.
Workshop and Shop Profit
Chappal workshops and shops calculate profit from sales, purchases, wages and rent. Courier and marketplace statements are useful evidence of online sales.
Salaries
Salaried persons enter salary and tax deducted from the employer's certificate.
Remittances and Gifts
Money from relatives abroad is shown as receipts in the wealth statement.
Wealth Statement
Land, houses, vehicles, gold and balances are listed, and the increase over the year explained.
Common Mistakes
Families often forget to show the land they inherited, or show a house in the name of someone who did not pay for it. The wealth statement should reflect actual ownership.
Tobacco and Vegetable Growers
Growers who sell tobacco to companies or vegetables to Peshawar's markets declare these sales as agricultural income, keeping the company receipts and commission agents' slips as evidence.
Brick Kiln Owners
Kiln profit is brick sales less coal, clay, labour and royalty; contractors' deductions are credited.
Teachers and Government Staff
Employees of schools and offices across the district, and those commuting to Peshawar, report salary from their certificates and list their land and houses in the wealth statement.
Marriage Halls
Halls along the Peshawar road declare bookings less staff, catering and rent, alongside their KPRA filings.
Also see tax consultant in Charsadda and NTN registration in Charsadda.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I show inherited land?
Yes, in the wealth statement of the heir who owns it.
Are courier COD receipts income?
They are sales; profit after costs is income.
Is my brother's remittance taxable?
Remittances received through banks are not income but are shown as receipts.