Eligibility review
Whether your services, structure and operations meet PSEB's criteria.
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Not sure whether to register with PSEB as a freelancer, a firm or a company, or why your application stalled? We advise IT and IT-enabled services exporters on eligibility, structure, documents and the tax and banking benefits that come with PSEB registration.
PSEB registers IT and IT-enabled services companies, call centres and freelancers. Choosing the right route affects your tax, your banking, your compliance work and how easily you can grow, so it is worth getting advice before you apply.
PSEB-registered exporters have been eligible since 2022 for a reduced final tax rate of 0.25% on IT export proceeds under section 154A of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001, instead of the standard 1%, reported as extended to 2029. IT exporters can also keep part of their proceeds in an Exporters' Specialized Foreign Currency Account under State Bank rules. But a freelancer, a partnership and a company each register differently, need different documents and carry different ongoing obligations.
Our PSEB consultancy helps you decide which route fits, prepares you for the application and fixes problems when an application has stalled or been queried. When you are ready to apply, our PSEB registration and freelancer PSEB registration services handle the filing, and our IT export tax team covers the wider tax picture.
A one-off advisory session, or ongoing support alongside registration and compliance.
Whether your services, structure and operations meet PSEB's criteria.
Freelancer, firm or company compared for your income and plans.
What the reduced export tax rate could mean on your expected proceeds.
A checklist of what PSEB will expect for your case.
Advice on receiving export proceeds and foreign currency retention.
Queries and rejections reviewed and a plan to resolve them.
Moving from freelancer to company registration as you grow.
What you need to keep doing once registered.
These are the issues we see most often when exporters approach PSEB without advice.
Registering as a freelancer when a company fits better, or the reverse, means redoing the work later.
We compare routes first.Not every service counts as IT or IT-enabled for PSEB purposes.
We check your services upfront.Applications without clear evidence of IT exports are slow to approve.
We prepare the evidence.Proceeds received outside formal banking channels undermine the benefits.
We set up the right payment route.PSEB registration needs annual renewal and ongoing compliance.
We set up your calendar.Being PSEB-registered does not remove the need to file tax returns.
We cover the tax side too.Most consultations take place by phone or video call.
We understand your services, clients, income and plans.
We review eligibility, structure and any application history.
Clear advice on the route, documents and benefits.
A fixed fee if you want us to handle the registration.
Registration, banking and tax set-up carried out.
Individuals deciding whether and how to register.
Small teams deciding when to form a company.
Companies registering for the first time.
Contact centres planning registration and branches.
Businesses whose PSEB application has been queried.
Overseas Pakistanis building delivery teams at home.
Our PSEB advice comes from the team that handles registration, renewal, bank reconciliations and tax returns for IT exporters.
We start with what suits your business, not with a form.
ACCA and ICAP Chartered Accountant qualifications and an FBR-registered income tax practitioner.
Export tax and foreign currency rules considered together.
Advice, registration, renewal and compliance from one team.
Consultations by phone, WhatsApp or video.
We tell you when PSEB registration will not make a difference.
Have a question that is not here? Send it to us on WhatsApp and we will reply the same day.
Tell us what you do, who your clients are and how you are paid. We will recommend the right PSEB route on the first call.
Book your free consultationThis page is general information about our services, not tax, legal or financial advice for your specific situation. Laws, rates and deadlines change with each Finance Act and official notification.