No, CNIC and NTN numbers are
two different numbers. The CNIC is a 13 digit number consist of 3 parts
first part contain five numbers which gives different details of the
person location while the second part is his/her family number and the
last part represents your gender group.
But NTN number is totally different this number has two parts and it consist of 8 digits. NTN number is generated in sequence.
CNIC and NTN were different numbers but FBR has announced that from the fiscal year 2018-19 both will be same.
The announcement to put in CNIC as NTN number is implemented from
last fiscal year 2018-19, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) all sets to
utilize the data of companies for broadening of tax base, it is
learnt. Federal Board of Revenue has said that NADRA issued CNIC numbers
will become NTN (National Tax Number) for all Pakistanis and anyone submitting tax returns can use his/her CNIC in place of NTN numbers that were issued by the Fbr.
No, the CNIC and NTN numbers are two different numbers. The CNIC is a 13-digit number that consists of the first three parts of a five-part section that gives different demographic information and the second part is his family number and the last part represents your gender group. But the NTN number is completely different this number has two digits and is 8 digits. The NTN number is generated sequentially. CNIC and NTN have been different numbers but the FBR has announced that from the 2018-18 financial year they will both be equal. The announcement to include in the CNIC as NTN figures in effect from the last fiscal year 2018 - 19, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) are all set to use the details of companies to extend the tax base, it is read. The Federal Board of Revenue has said NADRA has issued CNIC numbers to NTN (National Tax Number) for all Pakistanis and anyone who submits tax forms can use their CNIC instead of NTN issued by Fbr. Please check blogs for more informatio...
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