Key Takeaways
- KPRA has launched the ‘KPRA Sahulat’ mobile app to provide seamless digital access to essential sales tax services.
- The app includes features such as real-time invoice verification and a direct reporting system for suspicious receipts.
- The app is now available for free download on the Google Play Store.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Revenue Authority (KPRA) has officially launched its dedicated mobile application, ‘KPRA Sahulat’, to facilitate taxpayers and business owners in the province.
Designed to provide citizens with real-time invoice verification through QR code scanning, the app also includes a direct reporting system for unverified or suspicious receipts, an interactive sales tax calculator, and offline access to Schedule-II tax rates.
Additionally, the app allows users to track submitted complaints, verify registered businesses via NTN, and access official notifications and taxpayer guides.
Director General KPRA, Miss Irum Naz, highlighted the significance of the digital milestone, stating that the initiative aligns with the provincial government’s vision of governance reform and public service delivery.
Miss Naz said, 'KPRA Sahulat represents a major stride forward in empowering the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. This digital platform equips citizens with the tools they need to engage effortlessly, exercise their rights, and voice their concerns with complete ease and confidence.'
The app is currently available for free download on the Google Play Store for all Android users. The development team is actively finalizing the iOS version, which will soon be available on the Apple App Store.
Miss Naz expressed her gratitude to the Advisor to the Chief Minister of Finance, Muzzammil Aslam, and Secretary Finance, Captain Kamran Ahmad Afridi (retd), for their continuous support and guidance.
The KPRA ICT team conceptualized and developed the application in-house to serve the citizens of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa effectively.
'KPRA Sahulat represents a major stride forward in empowering the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.'
Miss Irum Naz, Director General KPRA
