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FBR Declares Income Tax Filing Extension Notification as Fake

September 30, 2026 • 10 hours ago •

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has officially declared a recent notification regarding the extension of income tax filing deadlines as fraudulent. The FBR spokesperson emphasized that the notification circulating among taxpayers is not legitimate and urged citizens to disregard it.

The FBR’s announcement comes amid ongoing discussions about tax compliance and the importance of timely submissions. The spokesperson reiterated that the original deadlines for filing income tax returns remain unchanged, and taxpayers should adhere to the established timelines to avoid penalties.

This development raises concerns among citizens who may have been misled by the false notification, potentially impacting their financial planning and compliance with tax regulations. The FBR’s clarification aims to reinforce the integrity of the tax system and ensure that taxpayers are well-informed.

Moving forward, the FBR plans to enhance its communication strategies to prevent the spread of misinformation regarding tax-related matters. Taxpayers are encouraged to verify any announcements directly through official FBR channels to avoid confusion.