Day 17: Preparing Your Wealth Statement
Assets, Liabilities, and Reconciliation with Income


A wealth statement is a mandatory part of your annual tax return if you’re a filer in Pakistan. It outlines your total assets, liabilities, expenses, and sources of income. This declaration helps the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) reconcile your lifestyle and reported income, ensuring transparency and compliance with tax laws.

What is a Wealth Statement?

A wealth statement, officially known as Form 116, is a document that provides a snapshot of your financial position as of June 30 of the tax year. It shows how your wealth has changed over time by comparing your assets and liabilities year-on-year and aligning it with your income.

Who Needs to File a Wealth Statement?

You are required to file a wealth statement if you:

  • Are an active taxpayer/filer,
  • Have taxable income exceeding the threshold (currently Rs. 600,000 for individuals),
  • Own immovable property, vehicles, or maintain foreign bank accounts,
  • Are selected for audit or voluntarily submit a return.

Key Components of the Wealth Statement

  1. Assets:
    • Bank balances
    • Cash in hand
    • Vehicles
    • Property (residential, commercial, agricultural)
    • Gold, jewelry, and other valuables
    • Business capital
    • Investments (shares, bonds, mutual funds)
  2. Liabilities:
    • Loans (personal or business)
    • Payables
    • Credit card balances
    • Mortgages
  3. Reconciliation of Net Assets: This section compares your net increase in assets to your declared income and explains how new wealth was generated.Formula:

    Net Assets This Year – Net Assets Last Year = Income – Expenses

    This helps FBR ensure that you are not underreporting your income.

  4. Personal Expenses:
    • Utility bills
    • House rent
    • Grocery and living expenses
    • Children’s education
    • Domestic help
    • Medical expenses
    • Travel and leisure

    These are important for verifying if your expenses align with your declared income.

Why Accuracy Matters

  • Discrepancies in the wealth statement can trigger tax audits and legal consequences.
  • FBR cross-verifies details using your CNIC, banking transactions, real estate records, and travel history.
  • Filing a clean and logical reconciliation protects you from scrutiny.

Tips for Filing Your Wealth Statement

  • Maintain records of all assets and liabilities throughout the year.
  • Use a spreadsheet to record monthly changes in your financial position.
  • Include inherited assets and gifts with proper documentation.
  • Declare foreign assets if applicable.

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