FBR
Federal Board of Revenue — sales tax on goods for registered retailers. Sales are reported to FBR's POS system and the FBR invoice number is printed on the receipt.
Tax-authority integration
FBR, PRA & SRB integrated POS — with QR on every receipt
Asaanex POS reports each sale and return to your tax authority and prints the official invoice number and verification QR code. It even keeps selling offline and reports those sales later.
Supported authorities
One POS for federal and provincial sales tax
Choose the authority your business is registered with. Asaanex POS uses the right invoice format for each.
PRA (Punjab IMS)
Punjab Revenue Authority — sales tax on services such as restaurants, cafés and food outlets in Punjab, reported through PRA's Integrated Management System.
SRB
Sindh Revenue Board — sales tax on services in Sindh, reported through SRB's POS gateway.
How it works
Going live in four steps
We guide you through each step on WhatsApp.
- Step 1
Register your POS
Register your point of sale on your authority's portal. You receive a POS ID and an access token.
- Step 2
Add details in Asaanex
Enter your NTN / registration number, POS ID and token in Settings, choose the authority and set PCT codes.
- Step 3
Send a test invoice
Send a test invoice to the authority's sandbox and see the reply before you go live.
- Step 4
Sell as normal
Every sale is reported automatically and the receipt prints the authority invoice number and QR.
What's included
Everything a tax-compliant receipt needs
Invoice number & QR
The authority's invoice number and verification QR print on the receipt once the sale is accepted.
Credit notes
Returns create a credit note linked to the original invoice, reported to the authority too.
Offline sales
Offline receipts are marked as offline invoices and reported automatically once you are back online.
PCT codes & buyer details
Set a PCT / tariff code per product and add the buyer's NTN or CNIC on tax invoices.
- Tax-inclusive or tax-exclusive prices
- Seller NTN / registration number printed on receipts
- Sales-tax reports to help with your monthly return
- Works with 58mm / 80mm thermal and A4 printers
Good to know
Asaanex is a software provider. Each business registers its own POS with FBR, PRA or SRB and remains responsible for its tax registration, rates and returns. We help you set up and test the connection, but we do not give tax advice — please confirm your obligations with your tax adviser.
FAQ
Tax integration questions
What is the difference between FBR, PRA and SRB?
FBR collects federal sales tax on goods. PRA (Punjab Revenue Authority) and SRB (Sindh Revenue Board) collect provincial sales tax on services such as restaurants. Your registration decides which authority your POS reports to.
Does every receipt get a QR code?
Once a sale is accepted by the authority, its official invoice number and verification QR code are printed on the receipt. Customers can scan the QR to verify the invoice.
What happens when the internet is down?
You keep selling. The receipt is marked as an offline invoice, and the sale is reported to the authority automatically when the connection returns.
How are returns handled?
A return creates a credit note linked to the original invoice, and the credit note is reported to the authority as well.
Do I still need to register with the authority?
Yes. Each business registers its own POS with FBR, PRA or SRB and receives its own POS ID and access token. We guide you through the process and test in the authority's sandbox first.
Get your POS tax-ready
Start Asaanex POS free for 3 months. We'll help you register, test in the sandbox and go live.