IQA TAX Consultants

30/09/2025

20/08/2025

21/06/2025

Alhamdulillah!
With the immense grace of Allah (SWT), Mr. Iftikhar Qayyum Awan Managing Partner IQA Tax Consultanthumbled and proud to share that he has successfully completed my LLB (Hons) Law degree from the University of Bedfordshire, UK, graduating with a 2:1 classification.
This milestone marks the beginning of a new chapter in our legal journey, and we are deeply grateful for all the support, prayers, and encouragement along the way.
Here’s to the future—In shaa Allah, greater goals ahead! ⚖️📚
Iftikhar Qayyum Awan

23/04/2025

A fine is a tax for doing wrong. A tax is a fine for doing well.

20/03/2025

It was a great honor to present the shield to Mr. Taimur Ul Hassan, Assistant Registrar SECP, on behalf of the Executive Body of the Rawalpindi-Islamabad Tax Bar Association. Rawalpindi - Islamabad Tax Bar Association

20/10/2024

07/09/2024

Alhamdulillah, under the esteemed leadership of Mr. Faraz Fazal Sheikh, the Rawalpindi Islamabad Tax Bar Association successfully launched another collaborative event with SECP for our esteemed bar members. Heartfelt congratulations to the entire team for the flawless ex*****on of the program, from meticulous preparations to the arrangement of lunch, refreshments, certificate distribution, and hosting of guests. Our unwavering commitment to providing technical and legal awareness to our colleagues continues to thrive.

A special note of gratitude to Mr. Shafique, Mr. Rizwan, and Mr. Kamran Ahmed for their valuable participation on such short notice, and to Mr. Iftikhar Qayyum Awan, who once again led from the front in orchestrating the event's arrangements, including the guests, lunch, refreshments, and certificates. Mr. Shahbaz Rasheed also displayed commendable hosting skills.

07/09/2024

Grateful to Faraz Fazal, President of Rawalpindi Islamabad Tax Bar Association (RITBA), for the honor of receiving the Lifetime Membership Certificate. Proud to be a part of RITBA for life!

02/09/2024

Ladies and Gentlemen,

Today, I want to shed light on the critical intersection of ethics, compliance, and social responsibility in taxation, particularly in the context of Pakistan. Taxation is more than just a financial obligation; it is a cornerstone of our society, funding essential public services and infrastructure. However, the integrity of our tax system depends on the ethical conduct of all stakeholders, from government authorities to individual taxpayers.

In Pakistan, where the tax-to-GDP ratio remains low, fostering a strong tax culture is vital. Compliance with tax laws is not just about avoiding penalties; it's about contributing to the collective well-being of our nation. Ethical tax practices ensure that the burden of taxation is shared fairly, reducing inequalities and promoting social justice.

Young practitioners have a pivotal role to play in this transformation. As the new generation of tax professionals, you are not just interpreters of the law but also advocates for ethical standards. Your approach to tax compliance and advisory services can set the tone for future practices. By championing transparency, accountability, and fairness, you can help build a tax culture that reflects the values of honesty and responsibility.

The ethical challenges in Pakistan's taxation system are significant, but they are not insurmountable. With a commitment to compliance, a sense of social responsibility, and the proactive involvement of young professionals, we can create a more just and equitable tax system, essential for the prosperity of our country.

Regards

Iftikhar Qayyum Awan
ITP