FirmNTNRegistration
National Tax Number for sole proprietorships and partnership firms.
Sole proprietorships and partnership firms need a separate NTN to file returns, invoice clients, and handle transactions under the firm's name.
We register your firm's NTN with the FBR, attach the relevant partners or owner details, and set up the profile for annual filing.
Who Can Apply
- Sole proprietors operating under a business name
- Partnership firms and AOPs with a registered deed
- Businesses registered as a proprietary concern
Key Features
- Firm-level FBR registration
- Partnership / owner profile setup
- Withholding tax agent registration
- Sales tax readiness review
Why Choose This
- Separate tax identity for the firm
- Clean invoicing and client transactions
- Eligibility for business bank accounts
- Simplified annual filing
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a firm NTN?
It is a National Tax Number issued to the firm as a separate unit, distinct from the individual NTN of its owner or partners, for tax reporting and invoicing.
Which form is used for a firm?
Businesses and firms register for an NTN using FBR Form 1816 together with their CNICs, proof of address, and business documents.
Can I convert my individual NTN into a firm NTN?
No conversion is needed. A separate firm NTN is created, and your individual profile can be updated to close or mark it sunset if you no longer trade personally.
Note: Fees and timelines are not fixed — every case differs based on your documents and circumstances. Contact us for a free assessment.
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