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PRA Cause List and Case Status Check: Find Your Punjab Tax Appeal Hearing Date Online

Check a Punjab Revenue Authority appeal online: the PRA cause list, case status and judgement list, how to search by appeal number, and what each column means.

Ali Akhtar, author at Pakistan EraAli Akhtar4 min read
PRA Cause List page on pra.punjab.gov.pk with its search box and column headings

To check a Punjab Revenue Authority appeal, open pra.punjab.gov.pk, go to Appeals and pick View Cause List, View Case Status or View Judgement List. Type your appeal number, such as 864/2026, or your business name into the search box. The cause list shows your hearing date and which Commissioner (Appeals) will hear it. No login is needed.

We opened all three lists on PRA's website at about 03:45 on 11 November 2026. The cause list held 681 hearings dated from 13 October to 11 November 2026. The case status list showed 75 pending appeals, and the judgement list had 144 decided appeals, the newest dated 5 November 2026. Below is how to read each list, and what to do with what you find.

The three PRA appeal lists and what each one tells you

PRA keeps three public lists under the Appeals menu. Each answers a different question about an appeal filed with a Commissioner (Appeals) against a PRA order.

ListColumns it showsUse it to
Cause ListAppeal No, Title, Fix For, Commissioner Appeal, Current Hearing Date, Next Hearing DateFind the date and bench of your hearing
Case StatusAppeal No, Title, Case Status, Commissioner Appeal, Next Hearing DateSee if your appeal is still pending
Judgement ListAppeal No, Title, Commissioner Appeal, Date of Decision, Download FileFind and download the decision

The web addresses are pra.punjab.gov.pk/CauseList/CauseListReport, pra.punjab.gov.pk/CaseStatus/CaseStatusReport and pra.punjab.gov.pk/Judgement/JudgementListReport.

PRA Cause List page with the search box, the Commissioner Appeal filter and the column headings
Screenshot of pra.punjab.gov.pk, 11 November 2026

How to check your PRA hearing date on the cause list

The search box finds an appeal by its number or by the name in its title. It works on a phone as well as a computer.

  1. Open pra.punjab.gov.pk and tap Appeals in the top menu.
  2. Choose View Cause List.
  3. Type your appeal number, for example 830/2026, or part of your business name in "Search by title or appeal no." and press Search.
  4. If you know your bench, pick it in the Commissioner Appeal box to narrow the list.
  5. Read the Current Hearing Date and the Fix For column, which says Hearing.
  6. Note the Commissioner number, 1 to 4, so you appear before the right bench.

The list shows 10 entries a page by default. You can raise that in the Show box. On 11 November 2026 there were 69 pages.

Steps to find a PRA appeal hearing date on the cause list

What we found in the lists on 11 November 2026

The cause list is busy. Of its 681 hearings, 21 were set for 11 November and 22 for 10 November. The four benches share the load fairly evenly.

Commissioner (Appeals)Hearings on the cause listDecisions on the judgement list
Commissioner 115719
Commissioner 215570
Commissioner 317236
Commissioner 419719

Old cases are still being heard. Appeal numbers end in the filing year, and 351 of the 681 hearings were 2026 appeals, but 116 were from 2025 and 65 from 2023. A few date back to 2018. The Next Hearing Date column was empty for every entry when we looked.

PRA cause list hearings on 11 November 2026 by the year the appeal was filed

Case status and judgements: the next two checks

Use Case Status to confirm your appeal is still open. All 75 entries we saw were marked Pending, most with a next hearing date of 21 or 22 October 2026. That date was already in the past, so the case status list may lag behind the cause list. Trust the cause list for your next date.

Once your appeal is decided, look for it on the Judgement List. Search by number or name, check the Date of Decision, and use Download to save the order. Keep a copy, because you will need it for any further appeal.

If you lose before the Commissioner, the next step is the Appellate Tribunal. Our guide to appealing to the PRA Appellate Tribunal in 60 days has the fee and forms. If you have not appealed yet, start with how to appeal a PRA order to the Commissioner (Appeals).

What to do if your appeal is not on any list

An appeal that does not show up has usually not been fixed for hearing yet, or the title is spelt differently. Try these checks in order.

  • Search by number only, without the year, then scan for your year.
  • Search one distinctive word of your business name, not the full name.
  • Check the receipt you got when you filed, for the exact appeal number.
  • Call PRA's UAN, 042-111-000-772, printed on its website, and give your appeal number.

A dispute can also be settled outside the appeal route. See settling a PRA dispute through a committee under section 69.

Common questions

How do I check my PRA case status online?

Open pra.punjab.gov.pk, then Appeals, then View Case Status. Search by appeal number or title. No login is needed.

Where is the PRA cause list for today?

It is under Appeals, View Cause List, on pra.punjab.gov.pk. Look for today's date in the Current Hearing Date column.

What does "Commissioner Appeal 3" mean?

It is the number of the Commissioner (Appeals) bench that will hear the case. PRA's lists show benches 1 to 4.

Can I download a PRA appeal decision?

Yes. The Judgement List has a Download link for each decided appeal, with the date of decision.

Why does my case status show an old hearing date?

On 11 November 2026 most case status entries still showed dates in October. Check the cause list, which carried hearings up to the current day.

Do the lists cover FBR or other provinces?

No. They cover appeals against Punjab Revenue Authority orders on sales tax on services in Punjab only.

Last checked: 11 November 2026, from the Cause List, Case Status and Judgement List on pra.punjab.gov.pk.

About the author

Ali Akhtar, author at Pakistan Era

Tax, Bills and Technology Writer

Ali Akhtar

Ali Akhtar is a young and curious voice here at Pakistan Era. He is currently pursuing his A-Levels and has a growing interest in Pakistan’s changing industrial landscape and educational trends. Ali likes to write in a way that helps him explain and explore the world around him. His writing reflects the perspective of the new generation navigating the evolving trends of Pakistan where technology, youth innovation, and shifting opportunities are reshaping the country’s future.

TopicsPRAPunjabSales Tax on ServicesTax AppealCase Status