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Service Overview

We provide comprehensive FBR Digital Invoicing Integration solutions that enable seamless, real‑time submission of tax invoices to the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) through the IRIS platform. By automating and encrypting transactions—complete with unique Invoice Reference Numbers and QR codes—our system ensures 100% FBR compliance, minimizes manual errors, and streamlines your invoicing process. Whether you're a retailer, wholesaler, service provider, or an enterprise, our integration enhances transparency, accelerates tax reporting, and helps you avoid penalties under SRO 709(I)/2025.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is Digital Invoicing?

    Digital invoicing refers to the electronic generation and transmission of sales tax invoices to the FBR's centralized system in real-time. This process enhances transparency, reduces manual errors, and ensures compliance with tax regulations

  • Is Digital Invoicing Mandatory for My Business?

    Yes, as per S.R.O 28 of 2024, digital invoicing is mandatory for:

    Importers and manufacturers of fast-moving consumer goods (FMCGs)

    Wholesalers and distributors of FMCGs

    Wholesaler-cum-retailers engaged in bulk import and supply of FMCGs These entities are required to integrate their invoicing systems with the FBR's digital platform.

  • Who Are the Approved Licensed Integrators?

    The FBR has approved the following licensed integrators for digital invoicing:

    Pakistan Revenue Automation Limited (PRAL)

  • What Are the Deadlines for Integration?

    According to S.R.O 709(I)/2025:

    Corporate entities: Required to start issuing digital invoices by June 1, 2025.

    Non-corporate entities: Required to complete electronic integration by July 1, 2025.

  • Is There a Fee for Integration?

    No, the FBR does not charge any fee for integration. However, licensed integrators may charge a fee for their services, which should be disclosed upfront.