Talagang residents register for an NTN when retired soldiers start businesses, families buy property, contractors take government work or Gulf workers invest at home.
Retired Soldiers Starting Businesses
A soldier who retires after twenty years often invests his commutation in a pick-up, a shop, a poultry shed or a share in a transport business. Registering when the business starts gives it a bank account in its own name and a clean record from the first year.
Buying Property
Plots in Talagang, Chakwal and Rawalpindi's schemes attract lower advance tax for active filers.
Contractors on Roads and Schools
Departments require registered contractors and check filer status.
Gulf Workers
Workers abroad can register with a NICOP and file online.
Poultry and Dairy Farms
Commercial sheds selling to integrators and processors are paid by bank and asked for registration.
Applying
Registration is free and online; see our FBR registration guide.
Teachers and Officials
Salaried residents can register on IRIS to file their own returns.
Shops
Shops wanting card machines open business accounts after registering.
Transport Businesses
Coach companies running between Talagang, Rawalpindi and Mianwali register to deal with corporate bookings and to adjust the advance tax paid with each vehicle's token.
Students and Graduates
Young people from Talagang who begin freelancing or take jobs in Rawalpindi register with their CNIC to start a tax record.
Groundnut Traders
Processors buying groundnut from Talagang's traders pay by bank and ask for an NTN.
There is no charge for registration.
Also see tax consultant in Talagang and income tax return filing in Talagang.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should a retired soldier register a new shop?
Yes, when the business starts.
Do poultry integrators require an NTN?
Commercial suppliers are usually asked.
Is registration free?
Yes.