Aslamoalikom,
I aplologise in advance that i am going to write one out of contast topic over here but i really need to get some knowledge as below,
In Jan 2011 i send 4.4 milion in pakistan through TT (through proper channel) in my joint account with my mother at HBL. That money were used to buy a plot on my mother name.
Last week my mother received letter from FBR that they have to belive that my (mother) income is taxable becuase we purchased immoveable property as well she is asked to submit prof of her incomes bank accounts businesses etc. before 29th Oct 2011.
My mother is a widow and dont having any kind of income instead of me.
I need help from readers may i arrange a waqeel or simply write a letter with bank statements that money were transfered from overseas remmitance.
If any body aware about this matter please do needful to me.
Thanks replied on Thursday, October 6, 2011 02:59 PM
Consult an Accountant. Probably she can satisfy FBR by showing your remittance documents. Foreign remittance through proper channel is not taxable. |
Kamran replied on Thursday, October 6, 2011 03:45 PM
Do not worry. It is a simple matter. She just has to show the proof of remittance to the FBR. Foreign remittances are tax exempt. |
AG replied on Thursday, October 6, 2011 03:52 PM
Just show a copy of your mother's bank statement showing that TT transection of 4.4 million rupees. Regards |
Guest replied on Thursday, October 6, 2011 04:52 PM
Please tell your mother to reply to the concerned office like " I am a widow and do'nt have any income. My son is abroad who remits his saving in a joint a/c no.(a/c no) with me maintained in (bank name). In this regard, I am enclosing bank statement of the same bank a/c for your verification and record. She does not need to speak or to go to anyone and just send the letter through courier. Wish you best of luck |
Kashif Ali replied on Thursday, October 6, 2011 05:42 PM
Dear Brother, don't worry, AG is right. Regards, Kashif Ali |
informer replied on Friday, October 7, 2011 09:07 AM
U should take it serious since tax matters are always crusial. I think post # 669 dated Sunday, July 10, 2011 also relating to same issue, this post can be helpful. |
Tax Exemptions replied on Friday, October 7, 2011 06:10 PM
Thanks to all of you very much. ALLAH RAHEEM bless you and your families. |