Frequently asked questions

Every case is different, so we give you a fixed quote after we understand what you need — before any work starts. The fee depends mainly on the number of income sources and documents.

No. Most of our work is done over WhatsApp, phone and email. You are welcome to visit our Chattogram or Dhaka office if you prefer to meet.

Every file is reviewed by a licensed Income Tax Practitioner before it is filed, and you approve it first.

Please don’t send NID, passport or bank documents through the website form. After you contact us, we share a secure way to send them.

Yes — Bangla or English, whichever you prefer.

For most individuals the return is due by Tax Day, 30 November. If you miss it, you can still file, but additional tax and the loss of some benefits may apply — talk to us before filing late.

Yes. Many people file with income below the threshold, and it gives you the proof of submission of return (PSR) that banks and offices ask for.

Yes. Most individual returns are filed through the NBR e-return system. Where a paper return is required or allowed, we prepare and submit that instead.

The acknowledgement (PSR) proves that you submitted a return. A tax certificate is a separate document confirming your filing and the tax paid for a year — embassies and banks often ask for it.

For a company, Tax Day is the 15th day of the seventh month after the end of its income year. For a company with a 30 June year-end, that is 15 January.

Yes. A company files its return with audited financial statements. If you don’t have an auditor yet, we arrange the audit through our partner chartered accountancy firms.

Yes. A registered company files a return every year, even with no income.

Yes, the government charges no fee for e-TIN registration. Our fee covers doing it correctly and following up on any problem.

Old TINs were re-registered as 12-digit e-TINs. If yours never was, we help you re-register or correct it.

It depends on the embassy and the visa type; many ask for the last two or three years. Check your checklist and we’ll tell you what is available for your file.

No. A certificate confirms a return that was filed. If a year is missing, we can file it first — accurately, for genuine income.

Appeal deadlines are short and are counted from the date you receive the order. Use our appeal deadline calculator, then talk to us straight away.

Yes. As a licensed Income Tax Practitioner, we can represent you before the tax authorities under the authority you sign.

Penalties apply under section 266 of the Income Tax Act 2023, and they keep growing each month the return stays unfiled. Our knowledge hub has a plain summary of the section.

Once the documents are in order, the VAT online system usually issues the certificate within a few working days.

No. BIN registration itself is free. Our fee covers preparing the application correctly and following it up.

Not always. Below Tk 50 lakh turnover, registration is usually not mandatory unless your business is in a category that must register — for example importers, exporters and tender suppliers.

The monthly return is due by the 15th of the following month.

Yes. A nil return is still due every month.

Yes. Most clients use us on a monthly basis: you send documents by an agreed date, and we file before the 15th.

Entities named as withholding entities under the VAT law — including many companies, banks, NGOs and educational institutions. We confirm whether you are one.

It is the input-output coefficient (price) declaration that manufacturers submit before they start supplying a product. It shows the inputs used and how the price is built up.

A private limited company needs at least two shareholders and two directors; the same people can be both. If you are on your own, a One Person Company may suit you better.

A name clearance is valid for a limited period — usually 30 days — so we prepare the documents in parallel.

There is no fixed minimum paid-up capital for a local private company, but RJSC fees depend on the authorised capital. Foreign-owned companies have additional requirements, explained on our FDI page.

Registration is not compulsory under the Partnership Act 1932, but an unregistered firm cannot sue to enforce its contracts, and banks usually ask for a registered firm.

Within 30 days of the annual general meeting.

Yes. We file the overdue returns with the late fees and bring the company back into good standing.

Every fiscal year (July to June). Renewing late usually adds a surcharge.

The application goes through examination, journal publication and an opposition period before the certificate is issued, so it takes time. We update you at each stage.

No — it must be renewed. Renewals run for ten years at a time, and we track the expiry date for you.

No. Only products under mandatory standards need it. We check your product first, so you don’t apply for something you don’t need.

It depends on the import value slab. Use our IRC fee calculator for an estimate.

No. No one can guarantee an embassy’s decision. We make sure the financial documents are accurate, consistent and properly presented.

It depends on the embassy and visa type; many ask for two or three years. We check what is available for your file and what is missing.

Yes. Agencies use us as their back office for visa financial documents. See the partner programme.

In most sectors, yes. A few sectors have restrictions or need special permission; we check yours first.

Yes. We work with foreign clients in English, by email, video call or WhatsApp.

We run the registrations and filings. Where a step needs a signature we can’t provide — for example an auditor’s — we coordinate it with partner firms.

No. We prepare the accounts; the audit is done by an independent chartered accountancy firm. We coordinate with our partner firms so you don’t have to.

You do. We register domains in your business name and hand over the access.