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08/04/2026

🚨 Bank Account Frozen by FBR? | Complete Guide to Unfreeze (Pakistan 2026)
Assalam-o-Alaikum,

If your bank account gets suddenly frozen and you don’t know what to do, this video is for you.

In this video, Advocate Malik Irfan Ameer explains in detail:

βœ” Why FBR freezes bank accounts
βœ” New FBR rules in 2026
βœ” Legal power under Section 140
βœ” Who is at high risk (Non-filers & Nil return cases)
βœ” How to check notices on IRIS portal
βœ” Complete legal procedure to unfreeze your account

πŸ“’ If you have received notices like 176, 114(4), 111, 137, or 138, this video is a must-watch.

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βœ” Never ignore FBR notices
βœ” Handle your case through proper legal channels

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08/04/2026

Non-Filer vs Filer Reality | 4 People Exempt from Income Tax Return?
Are you confused about whether filing an income tax return in Pakistan is mandatory for everyone? In this informative video, Advocate Malik Irfan Ameer explains a very important legal provision under the Income Tax Ordinance 2001, specifically Section 115, which identifies certain individuals who are not required to file income tax returns.

Most people believe that being a filer is compulsory for buying or selling property, purchasing vehicles, opening bank accounts, or benefiting from government schemes. While this is generally true, there are important exceptions in the law that many people are not aware of.

In this video, we discuss the four categories of individuals who are legally exempt from filing income tax returns in Pakistan:

Widows (Biwa) – Women who are widowed are protected under the law and are not required to file returns.
Orphans under the age of 25 – Individuals without parents and below 25 years of age are also exempt.
Disabled persons – Individuals with certified disabilities and proper documentation are not required to file.
Non-resident Pakistanis – Overseas Pakistanis who stay outside Pakistan for 183 days or more in a tax year qualify as non-residents and are not obligated to file returns.

This video is essential for property dealers, investors, overseas Pakistanis, and anyone dealing with tax matters in Pakistan. Watch till the end to fully understand your legal position and avoid unnecessary penalties.

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08/04/2026

Are you eligible for a job under Rule 17A after the latest Federal Constitutional Court judgment (27-02-2026)?

In this detailed video, Advocate Malik Irfan explains everything you need to know:
βœ” Who is eligible in Punjab and other provinces
βœ” Important cutoff dates (24 July 2024 & 18 October 2024)
βœ” What to do if you haven’t applied yet
βœ” What to do if the department is refusing to give you a job
βœ” How to file a writ in High Court
βœ” Legal action against officers who delay your appointment

βš–οΈ This video is a complete legal guide for:

Government job applicants under Rule 17A
Families affected by service-related cases
People waiting for job decisions after court judgments

πŸ’‘ Important: Court decisions are binding on all departments. If your right is being denied, you can take legal action.

πŸ‘‰ Watch till the end to understand your legal rights and next steps.

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08/04/2026

New Tax on TikTok, YouTube & Instagram? Govt Targets Influencers | SRO 546 Explained
Rs.195 Tax Per 1000 Views? Big Shock for Social Media Creators in Pakistan
FBR New Law for Influencers | Advance Tax on Views Explained by Tax Lawyer
Are you a TikTok creator, YouTuber, Instagram influencer, or Facebook content creator in Pakistan? This video explains the latest development by the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) regarding SRO 546, which proposes a new advance tax on social media users.

Under this proposed law, influencers may have to pay Rs. 195 tax on every 1000 views, regardless of actual income. This raises serious legal and practical concerns, especially for freelancers and digital creators.

In this video, Advocate Malik Irfan Ameer breaks down:

What SRO 546 is and why it was introduced
How the Rs.195 per 1000 views tax works
Applicability under Section 147 Income Tax Ordinance 2001
Who will be affected (YouTubers, TikTokers, Instagram influencers, freelancers)
Expense limit (only 30% allowed)
Expected implementation date (Finance Act 2026-27)
Legal opinion and possible challenges

This is a must-watch for anyone earning (or planning to earn) from social media platforms.

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08/04/2026

Big Relief for Property DealersInvestors IHC Ruling No More Business Tax on Property Sales
Capital Gain vs Business Income | Islamabad High Court Big Decision on Property Tax
FBR vs Taxpayer: Property Sale Tax Explained | Capital Gain or Business Income?
Selling a Plot? Avoid Heavy Tax! Latest Islamabad High Court Judgment Explained
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Are you a property dealer, investor, or someone who has sold a plot or house? This video explains a landmark judgment of the Islamabad High Court that clearly defines whether profit from property sale will be treated as Capital Gain or Business Income.

In this case, Abdul Majeed Chaudhary sold three plots and declared the profit as capital gain under Section 37. However, FBR treated it as business income under Section 18 and imposed heavy tax. The case went through Commissioner Appeals and Tribunal, both deciding in favor of FBR.

Finally, the Islamabad High Court clarified key legal principles:

Profit from sale of immovable property by a normal individual is treated as Capital Gain
Section 37 (Special Law) overrides Section 18 (General Law)
A person is not automatically a property dealer just because they sold a few plots
Intent, frequency, and nature of transactions are important factors
Unnecessary litigation by FBR should be avoided

This judgment is a major relief for salaried individuals, investors, and general public dealing in property.

Watch the full video to understand your legal position and save yourself from unnecessary tax complications.

08/04/2026

In this video, Advocate Malik Irfan Ameer explains the latest NADRA biometric verification system introduced in Pakistan. This new system solves the major issue of fingerprint failure, especially for elderly citizens and people facing biometric problems.

NADRA Big News: Get Biometric Verification Without Fingerprints from 2026 | Facial Recognition

Now, NADRA has introduced facial recognition and iris scan technology, allowing citizens to verify their identity without fingerprints. You will also learn how to get the biometric verification certificate for just Rs. 20 and where to use it.

This update is crucial for bank account opening, SIM issuance, property transfers, and FBR biometric verification.

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