Withholding Tax Calculator Pakistan
Estimate FBR withholding (advance) tax on a transaction in Pakistan — bank profit, cash withdrawals, property, vehicles and more. Compare the filer and non-filer rate and see how much filing could save you.
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Last updated: 1 July 2025
0.8% (raised from 0.6% by the Finance Act 2024), charged only on the excess over PKR 50,000 aggregated across a single day, and only for persons not on the Active Taxpayers List. The PKR 50,000 threshold is the figure carried by the FBR Withholding Tax Rate Card for Tax Year 2026; a minority of secondary sources report it rising to PKR 75,000 from 1 July 2025. We use the FBR-sourced figure — if your bank has applied the higher threshold, check your statement.
Withholding tax
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Filer vs non-filer tax
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Formula & how it works
For the transaction you choose:
- Tax = amount × applicable rate (filer or non-filer)
- Net amount = amount − tax
- Filer saving = non-filer tax − filer tax
Example calculations
Example: on PKR 1,000,000 of bank profit, a filer pays 15% (PKR 150,000) while a non-filer pays the higher headline rate — so the potential saving from being a filer on this single item is substantial. Enter your own transaction above for a precise estimate.
FBR Withholding / Advance Tax in Pakistan
Withholding tax touches almost every Pakistani — on salary, savings, property and vehicles. This withholding tax calculator helps you estimate advance tax on a transaction and shows the filer vs non-filer gap, the single biggest reason to join the Active Taxpayers List. See the filer vs non-filer calculator for your annual saving, or the Tax Calculators Pakistan hub.