FAQs

FBR Integration connects your billing or POS system to the Federal Board of Revenue for real-time invoice reporting and tax compliance.

Your system automatically sends invoice data to FBR after each sale. A unique invoice number and QR code are generated for verification.

Yes, if your business falls under the criteria defined by FBR, integration is mandatory—whether online or offline.

Failure to comply may result in penalties, fines, or even sealing of the business premises by FBR authorities.

Typically, the process takes 1–3 working days, depending on your system setup and documentation.

No, our team handles the full integration process for you. No technical skills are required on your end.

Integration is mandatory for Tier-1 retailers as defined by FBR. This includes large retail outlets such as:

  • Shopping malls
  • Chain stores
  • Retailers operating on imported goods
  • Wholesalers with significant turnover
  • Retailers whose electricity bill exceeds Rs. 1,200,000 per year
    Such retailers must integrate their Point of Sale (POS) systems with FBR to report sales in real-time.

We support a wide range of POS systems, ERP solutions, and custom billing software compatible with FBR APIs.

No, integration is not limited to textile and leather retailers. While retailers of textile and leather goods were prioritized initially, all Tier-1 retailers, regardless of the sector, are legally required to integrate their POS systems if they meet the Tier-1 criteria.

Failure to integrate POS systems with FBR can lead to:

  • Heavy monetary fines
  • Blacklisting of the business
  • Input tax disallowance
  • Sealing of premises
  • Suspension of Sales Tax registration

Yes, every FBR-compliant invoice includes a QR code that customers can scan using the FBR mobile app for verification.

We offer complete post-integration support, including updates, troubleshooting, and training if required.