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FBR notifies procedure to reset, change password on IRIS portal to facilitate taxpayers

byCT Report
14/09/2020
in Breaking News, Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has issued procedure to reset and change password on IRIS portal in order to facilitate taxpayers in filing their income tax returns for tax year 2020.

The FBR issued the procedure to facilitate taxpayers as many persons failed to access their accounts on IRIS after a lapse of time because of forgetting the password.

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To re-set a new Password, follow these steps:

— Access Iris log-in Screen at the following URL: https://iris.fbr.gov.pk/infosys/public/txplogin.xhtml

— Click “Forgot Password” Link under the log-in Dialog

— “Forgot Password” Dialog will open

— Enter data in all Fields

— Click “Submit” Button

— Click on the Link sent at the given email

— Enter data in the Dialog

— Click “Submit” Button

To change Password, follow these steps:

— Login to Iris

— Click “Change Password” Link on top right of the screen

— “Change Password” Dialog will open

— Enter current Password

— Enter new Passwords

— Confirm new Password

— Click “OK” Button

To change PIN, follow these steps:

— Login to Iris

— Click “Change PIN” Link on top right of the screen

— “Change PIN” Dialog will open

— Enter new PIN

— Confirm new PIN

— Click “OK” Button

A taxpayer gets Password and PIN when he completes first part of the Registration process. However, he cannot start any task unless he completes second part of the Registration process by submitting the Form of Registration after completing data entry and attaching the required documents.

To e-enroll yourself, follow these steps:

— Access Iris log-in Screen at the following URL:

https://iris.fbr.gov.pk/infosys/public/txplogin.xhtml

— Click “E-Enrollment for Registered Person” Link under the log-in Dialog

— “E-Enrollment” Dialog will open

— Enter data in all Fields

— Click “Submit” Button

— Enter verification code received on email in the relevant Field

— Enter verification code received on Cell No. in the relevant Field

— Click “Submit” Button

— You will receive Password and PIN on your email and Cell No.

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