Enter your gross monthly salary. This applies the official FY 2026-27 FBR slabs for salaried individuals — the same ones effective from July 1, 2026.
Estimate only. Income tax is calculated on gross salary per FBR's slab table. Provident Fund, EOBI, and zakat are optional fields you can add above — EOBI uses the fixed FY 2026-27 federal minimum wage base, not your actual salary.
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For salaried individuals, effective July 1, 2026. The 9% surcharge on high earners has been abolished for this tax year.
| Annual taxable income | Tax rate |
|---|---|
| Up to Rs. 600,000 | 0% |
| Rs. 600,000 - 1,200,000 | 1% |
| Rs. 1,200,000 - 2,200,000 | Rs. 6,000 + 11% |
| Rs. 2,200,000 - 3,200,000 | Rs. 116,000 + 20% |
| Rs. 3,200,000 - 4,100,000 | Rs. 316,000 + 25% |
| Rs. 4,100,000 - 5,600,000 | Rs. 541,000 + 29% |
| Rs. 5,600,000 - 7,000,000 | Rs. 976,000 + 32% |
| Above Rs. 7,000,000 | Rs. 1,424,000 + 35% |
The short version, in three parts.
Each slab rate only taxes the portion of income inside that band. FBR annualises your salary, applies the table above, then withholds roughly one-twelfth monthly.
The tax-free threshold stays at Rs. 600,000/year. The top 35% rate now starts at Rs. 7 million, up from Rs. 4.1 million — three new bands soften the jump.
Salaried individuals — more than 75% of taxable income from an employer. Freelancers and business owners outside that threshold use a separate, higher schedule.
For individuals, your NTN is simply your CNIC — you don't need to register separately unless you're unregistered.
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Monthly/annual take-home pay with FBR's latest slabs.
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Bank profit and dividend WHT, filer vs non-filer rates.
See the actual WHT difference on your specific transaction type.
Yes — for salaried individuals only, starting Tax Year 2027 (July 2026–June 2027). It previously applied to annual income above Rs. 10 million. Non-salaried filers still face it.
Right now, just Bank Profit / Profit on Debt (Section 151) and Dividends (Section 150) — the two categories with clean, well-documented filer/non-filer rates. Services, contracts, property, and vehicle WHT involve value-based brackets and exceptions we'd rather research properly than guess at, so they're not included yet.
Filers are on FBR's Active Taxpayers List. Non-filers face higher withholding tax rates on things like property transactions, vehicle purchases, and banking transactions — not on salary tax itself, which is the same slab table either way.
No. Freelancers and business owners are taxed under a separate, steeper schedule. IT and IT-enabled exporters registered with PSEB typically pay 0.25% on foreign-currency export receipts instead — a completely different regime from salaried tax.
You can add both as optional fields above the results. EOBI's employee share is fixed at Rs. 407/month for FY 2026-27 — it's calculated on the federal minimum wage (Rs. 40,700), not your actual salary. Provident Fund is a voluntary, employer-specific percentage you can enter yourself.
Typically once a year, announced in the federal budget each June and effective from July 1. Bookmark this page — it's updated each time a new Finance Act passes.
Generally yes. Salaried individuals with taxable income are still required to file an annual return even if tax was already withheld by an employer — the return reconciles what was withheld and keeps you on FBR's Active Taxpayer List. The standard deadline is 30 September following the end of the tax year.
Yes. Bonuses and most allowances form part of your taxable salary income for the year they're received, and are taxed at the same progressive slab rates — there isn't a separate "bonus tax" bracket in Pakistan's system.
Late or non-filing can trigger a penalty and removal from the Active Taxpayer List, which pushes you onto the higher non-filer withholding rates on banking, property, and vehicle transactions until you're restored. FBR occasionally extends the deadline, but it's safest to file on time rather than wait for one.
NTN (National Tax Number) is for income tax and identifies you or your business as a taxpayer — for individuals, it's simply your CNIC. STRN (Sales Tax Registration Number) is separate, required only if you're registered for sales tax/GST as a business. Most salaried individuals only need an NTN.
It depends on how the fund is classified. Contributions and interest in a recognized provident fund are generally tax-exempt up to limits set by law, while unrecognized funds are treated differently. Since the specifics depend on your employer's fund structure, check with your HR or payroll team on how yours is classified.