At Ali and Haseeb Law Associates, we make use of our experience and local knowledge to ensure 
optimal tax efficiency while remaining fully compliant with local and international tax legislation. We recommend that you contact our tax planning specialists for appropriate advice.
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Our Law firm is providing legal services regarding family laws of Pakistan including divorce, khula, domestic violence, child custody, child support, separation agreements, compensation and maintenance, adoption, visitation, and other related legal issues.
REVISED SALES TAX RETURN
A registered person may file a revised return within one hundred and twenty days of the filing of return to 
correct any omission or wrong declaration made therein, subject to approval of the Commissioner Inland Revenue having appropriate jurisdiction.
CONSUMER LAW IN PAKISTAN
The law provides for establishing consumer dispute redressed machinery at the district level.
1. It applies to all goods and services.
2. It covers all sectors, whether private, public or any individual person.
3. The law provides for a relief of a specific nature and also for compensation to the consumer as appropriate.
4. The provisions of these Acts are in addition to and not in derogation of the provisions of any other law for the time being in force.
5. Doctrines of “Privity of Contract” and “Caveat Emptor” has not been covered under these Acts.
6. Consumer courts have been empowered to impose penalty in terms of imprisonment and fine as well to the defaulters for non-compliance of the orders passed by them.
CONSUMER LAW PRACTICE IN PAKISTAN
CONSUMER LAW PRACTICE IN PAKISTAN
• The law provides for establishing consumer dispute redressed machinery at the district level.
• It applies to all goods and services.
• It covers all sectors, whether private, public or any individual person.
• Doctrines of “Privity of Contract” and “Caveat Emptor” has not been covered under these Acts.
CONSUMER PROTECTION LAW IN PAKISTAN
Consumer protection law or consumer law is considered as an area of law that regulates private law relationships between individual consumers and the businesses who are selling those goods and services.
CONSUMER LAW
Registration of NGO in Pakistan
1. Name of the NGO and brief objects/purpose. 2. Memorandum of Association as well as Article of Association of the proposed NGO signed by Office Bearers / Executive Members and General Body Members.
3. The proposed NGO should have minimum 07 office bearers.
4. Complete personal profiles of Office Bearers / Executive Members and General Body Members.
5. Complete office address telephone, fax number, email address and lease agreement / ownership proof of the office
6. Mobile numbers and email addresses of all the Office Bearers / Executive Members.
Contact us for registration of NGO in Pakistan
NGO REGISTRATION UNDER ACT 1860
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR NGO REGISTRATION UNDER SOCIETIES ACT 1860
• The Memorandum of Association
• The Articles of Association
• Attested Cnic copies of all members of organization
• The 1st minute of meeting of Members of Society
• Registered address, Correspondence email address, Correspondence telephone and website address of Society.
• Application for registration must be given on Letterhead accompanied by prescribed forms available at office of Registrar Societies.
• The office bearers list with mobile number signed by each office bearer
• Members list of Society along with contact numbers, valid email addressess of all members
• Property papers or lease agreement of the office premises
NPO & NGO REGISTRATION IN PAKISTAN
Ali & Haseeb Law Associates provides comprehensive legal services to non-profit organizations
and associations in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. We provide services to businesses, institutions, educational, social, religious, individuals and families seeking to accomplish non-profit objectives. In Pakistan there are numbers of laws for registration of non-profit organizations including the prominent Acts and Ordinances as The Societies Registration Act, 1860, The Trusts Act, 1882, Registration of non-profit Companies under section 42 of the Companies Ordinance, 1984, The Co-operative Societies Act, 1925, Trade Organisations Ordinance, 2007, Non-Profit Public Benefit Organisations (Governance and Support) Act, 2003, Mussalman Waqf Act, 1923, Charitable Endowments Act, 1923.
NGO REGISTRATION ACT, 1882
DOCUMENT REQUIRED FOR NGO REGISTRATION UNDER THE TRUST ACT, 1882
• Trust deed provides the detail of properties, objectives & other details with reference to Trust
• Particulars of documents creating the trust
• Detail particulars of the trustees and the beneficiaries
• Ownership proof along with other documents to prove ownership of property.