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Business Fee & Packages Division

Start, structure and run your business in Pakistan.

Registration, agreements and compliance for startups, SMEs, industries and overseas Pakistanis setting up at home. One team walks you through each filing and tells you what comes next.

How we work

  1. Discovery call about your idea and goals
  2. Recommended structure and scope
  3. Document checklist sent to you
  4. Filing and follow-up with authorities
  5. Certificates and records handed over
  6. Compliance reminders after set-up
What we do

What we do

Set-up and registration

  • Choosing a business structure
  • SECP company registration
  • NTN and tax registrations
  • Trade licences and local registrations

Contracts and governance

  • Partnership and shareholder agreements
  • Supplier, client and employment contracts
  • Policies and internal rules
  • NGO / NPO documentation

Growth and compliance

  • Business plans and feasibility
  • Compliance calendar and reminders
  • Annual filings and amendments
  • Market entry for overseas Pakistanis
Fees are quoted in writing after we understand your scope. Government fees and taxes are shown separately in your quotation.
Get started

Request a quotation

Tell us what you need. We reply with a written scope and fee before any work begins.

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Request received

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Sectors

Sectors we serve

Choose your sector to start a booking with it filled in.

Consultation

Business Fee & Packages consultation

A consultation is a focused session on your business question. It is separate from a set-up or drafting fee unless your quotation says it is adjustable.

Initial, 30 minutes

  • Explain your idea or problem
  • Learn which structure or service fits
  • Get a document checklist

Strategy, 60 minutes

  • Review your documents
  • Compare options and risks
  • Agree next steps and costs

In-depth, 90 minutes

  • Complex or multi-part matters
  • Compliance or expansion planning
  • Written summary of advice

How a consultation works

  1. Book a date, time and mode (video, phone or office)
  2. Fee and payment method confirmed at booking
  3. You send documents beforehand
  4. Session held; advice and action points recorded
  5. Written follow-up and, if you proceed, a quotation
Booking

Book a business fee & packages consultation

We confirm the time, fee and documents to bring. You will receive a tracking reference to follow your booking and pay the consultation fee.

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Booking request received

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Fees

Fee schedule

Consultation fees and case fees are separate. Every fee is agreed in a written quotation before work starts.

ServiceFee (PKR)
Initial consultation, 30 minutes 5000
Strategy consultation, 60 minutes 10000
In-depth consultation, 90 minutes 25000
Written business opinion or report Quoted on request
Business set-up and registration package Quoted on request
Contract drafting Quoted on request
Compliance review Quoted on request
Monthly advisory retainer Quoted on request

Fee policy

  • Consultation fee confirmed at booking
  • Written quotation and terms before substantial work
  • Consultation fee adjustable against later fees only if stated in writing
  • Government fees, taxes and third-party costs shown separately
  • Receipt issued for every payment

Payment milestones

  1. At booking: consultation fee
  2. Before work: signed terms and first instalment
  3. Before each agreed stage: reminder and statement
  4. Closure: final account
Record maintenance

How we keep your records

  • One client ID and one file per engagement
  • Documents indexed, originals logged and returned against acknowledgement
  • Numbered invoices and receipts, one register for fees
  • Client funds and professional fees recorded separately
  • Monthly reconciliation and statements
  • Access limited by role, secure backups
  • Records kept for the period the law requires