FBR Notice Types We Analyze
Section 114 Notice
Best Judgment Assessment
Issued when taxpayer fails to file return or comply with notice u/s 116. Our AI analyzes the assessment and drafts objections based on Section 127, 129, and 134.
Section 122 Notice
Amended Assessment Order
Commissioner's amendment of original assessment. Litiga App identifies legal grounds for appeal, references case law, and drafts response under Section 122(5A) and 127.
Section 161 Notice
Notice of Demand
Demand for payment of tax due. AI tool verifies calculation accuracy, identifies installment payment options u/s 137, and drafts rectification requests if errors exist.
Section 177 Notice
Audit Notice
Selection for audit examination. Litiga App prepares comprehensive documentation checklist, identifies potential issues, and suggests proactive compliance strategies.
Section 122C Notice
Unexplained Income/Assets
Notice regarding unexplained income, expenditure, or assets. AI analyzes evidence requirements, suggests documentary proof, and drafts comprehensive explanation letters.
Sales Tax Notices
Sales Tax Act 1990
Show cause notices, demand notices, and audit objections under Sales Tax Act 1990. AI provides section-wise analysis and response templates with legal precedents.
How FBR Notice Analysis Works
Upload Notice
Upload FBR notice PDF or scan. Our OCR technology extracts all text with 99% accuracy.
AI Analysis
AI identifies notice type, extracts sections, finds relevant laws from Income Tax Ordinance 2001.
Legal Research
Cross-references with case law, circulars, SROs, and precedents from tax tribunals.
Draft Reply
Generates legally accurate reply with proper citations, grounds, and recommended actions.
Why Use Litiga App for FBR Notice Analysis?
Instant Analysis
Get complete notice analysis within 2-3 minutes. What takes hours manually now takes seconds.
Updated Tax Laws
Access latest Income Tax Ordinance 2001 amended up to Finance Act 2024 with all SROs and circulars.
Section-Wise Research
AI extracts every referenced section and provides detailed explanation with legal context.
Draft Legal Replies
Auto-generate professionally drafted replies with proper legal citations and precedents.
Save Hours Daily
Reduce research and drafting time by 90%. Handle more clients with better quality responses.
Accurate & Reliable
Built by tax experts with 30+ years experience. AI trained on thousands of FBR notices.
Who Uses FBR Notice Analysis?
Tax Consultants & CAs
- Handle multiple FBR notices daily with faster turnaround
- Provide clients with detailed section-wise analysis reports
- Ensure no legal grounds are missed in objection letters
- Stay updated with latest amendments and case law
Corporate Finance Teams
- Quick first-level analysis before engaging external consultants
- Understand tax implications and response deadlines immediately
- Draft initial responses internally to save consulting fees
- Maintain organized repository of all FBR correspondence
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is the FBR notice analysis?
Litiga App's AI is trained on thousands of FBR notices and Pakistan tax law. It achieves 95%+ accuracy in section identification and legal interpretation, comparable to experienced tax professionals.
Can I use the drafted reply directly with FBR?
The AI-drafted reply provides a strong foundation with accurate legal citations. We recommend having a tax professional review and customize it based on your specific circumstances before filing with FBR.
What notice formats are supported?
We support PDF, scanned images (JPG, PNG), and even photos of notices. Our OCR technology extracts text from all standard FBR notice formats with high accuracy.
How fast is the analysis?
Most FBR notices are fully analyzed within 2-3 minutes. Complex notices with multiple sections or amendments may take up to 5 minutes for comprehensive analysis.
Does it cover Sales Tax and Federal Excise notices?
Yes! Litiga App analyzes Income Tax, Sales Tax, Federal Excise, and Customs notices. The AI is trained on Sales Tax Act 1990, Federal Excise Act 2005, and Customs Act 1969.