How to Apply for Correction in CPR Online?

A CPR may need corrections if:

• The tax year or month is selected incorrectly.
• Errors occur due to the withholding agent.
• The NTN or CNIC is recorded incorrectly.

Each situation requires specific steps and supporting documents.

Steps to Apply for Correction in CPR

Step 1: Log in to the IRIS Portal

• Visit FBR wesite.
• Log in using your credentials.

Step 2: Access the Correction Application

• Navigate to Applications under the main menu.
• Select Application for Correction in CPR from the list.

Step 3: Fill Out the Application

• Provide details about the mistake in the CPR, such as incorrect tax year, month, or identification details (NTN/CNIC).
• Specify the reason for the correction and ensure all required fields are completed.

Supporting Documents Required

Depending on the nature of the mistake, the following documents must be attached:

If the Mistake Involves Tax Year/Month

• A written application to the Commissioner explaining the mistake and requesting correction.

If the Mistake Is Made by the Withholding Agent

• A letter from the withholding agent acknowledging the error.
• An affidavit from the taxpayer on stamp paper, declaring the error and requesting correction.

If NTN/CNIC Needs Correction

• An affidavit from the person whose payment was incorrectly recorded, explaining the mistake and requesting the necessary changes.

Submission of the Application

• Attach scanned copies of the required documents.
• Double-check all details and attachments.
• Click Submit to forward your application to the Commissioner for review.

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Follow-Up

• Track the status of your application in the Outbox section of the portal.
• Respond to any queries from the Commissioner if additional clarification or documentation is required.

Key Points to Remember

• Ensure the affidavit and documents are notarized, as required.
• Corrections are only processed after the Commissioner’s approval.
• Keep copies of all documents and receipts for your records.

By following these steps, you can ensure a smooth process for correcting errors in your CPR, avoiding potential complications with tax compliance.