In Pakistan, corporate taxation disputes are becoming increasingly common. As the legal framework and regulatory scrutiny are intensifying in the country, the enforcement mechanisms are also changing. The common challenges in corporate taxation litigation do not come from complex tax statutes only, but also from interpretational conflicts, procedural inefficiencies, and inconsistent application of the law. Today, businesses are expanding, and financial structures are growing more complex; the need for tax litigation has emerged as a critical factor affecting corporate stability and compliance. Therefore, understanding these challenges is essential for corporates thriving in Pakistan’s tax regime as well as for legal professionals assessing trends in fiscal jurisprudence. Let’s break down the common challenges in corporate taxation litigation in Pakistan. Complexity of Tax Laws and Frequent Amendments One of the most critical challenges in corporate taxation litigation is the high...