Hangu returns usually combine remittances, salaries, shop income and property. Here is what each return should show.
Families Living on Gulf Remittances
In many Hangu households the main earner works in Saudi Arabia or the UAE, and the family at home has no taxable income of its own. Such families often file only when they want filer status for a property or vehicle purchase. The return then shows the remittances received through banks as receipts, and the wealth statement lists the house, land and gold they have paid for.
Workers Who Have Returned
Men who come back from the Gulf and invest savings in a shop, a coaster or a plot should file from the first year, so that the source of the investment is on record. Money brought home through banks is shown as a receipt; the new business then produces taxable profit.
Shops in Hangu and Thall
Shopkeepers show sales, purchases from Kohat and Peshawar wholesalers, rent and wages, adjusting for stock at the start and end of the year.
Contractors to Exploration Companies
Transporters and security firms list each payment and the tax withheld by the company, and deduct fuel, wages and vehicle costs.
Government Staff
Police, teachers and health workers report salary from their certificates and list their property.
Land
Wheat and maize from family land are agricultural income and are declared as exempt.
Also see tax consultant in Hangu and NTN registration in Hangu.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I declare remittances as income?
No, they are receipts shown in the wealth statement.
Should my brother abroad file?
If he owns property in Pakistan, filing helps him get filer rates.
Is crop income taxable?
It is agricultural and outside federal income tax.
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