Zafarwal returns cover farming, remittances, contracts and small businesses. This page explains what to include.
Growers Near the Working Boundary
Basmati, wheat and fodder from family land in Zafarwal's villages are declared as agricultural income. Tubewell owners who sell water to neighbours declare that hire income separately.
Households Supported from Europe
Many Zafarwal households receive regular transfers from relatives in Spain, Italy or Greece. These are receipts, shown in the wealth statement of the family member who receives them, with a note of what each large transfer paid for: a house, a plot, a wedding or a tractor. If the relative abroad owns the property in his own name, it belongs in his own return.
Border-Area Contractors
Each bill paid by the department, the tax withheld and the costs of labour, materials and machinery.
Rice Traders and Husking Units
Sales against paddy bought, husking costs and freight, with stock counted on 30 June.
Shopkeepers
Sales, purchases from Narowal and Sialkot wholesalers and stock.
Teachers and Officials
Salary and withholding from certificates.
Pensioners
Retired soldiers and teachers declare their pension as exempt and list their land and house.
Property Sales
A plot sold during the year is reported with price, cost, gain and the advance tax paid.
Transporters
Tractor-trolley and truck owners carrying paddy to mills show freight against diesel and repairs.
Bank Profit
Profit earned on savings accounts in Zafarwal's bank branches is declared, with the bank's withholding.
Shops Rented Out
Owners renting shops in Zafarwal town declare the rent.
Also see tax consultant in Zafarwal and NTN registration in Zafarwal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are remittances income?
No, they are receipts.
Is rice stock counted?
Yes, for traders on 30 June.
Is crop income declared?
Yes, as agricultural income.