Updated for Finance Act 2026

Tax Calculator
Pakistan 2026-27.

Pakistan's most accurate income tax + salary tax calculator — real-time, slab-by-slab calculations for FY 2026-27. Verified against the FBR Finance Act 2026, PwC Tax Summaries, and KPMG Budget Brief.

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FY 2026-27
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Annual: PKR 1,800,000
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Annual tax liability
PKR 72,000
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Take-home · annual
1,728,000
Take-home · monthly
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Salaried tax slabsFY 2026-27

#Annual income (PKR)RateTax formula
1Up to600,0000.00%0.00% of excess
2Above600,000 to ₨1,200,0001.00%1.00% of excess
3Above1,200,000 to ₨2,200,00011.00%₨6,000 + 11.00% of excess
4Above2,200,000 to ₨3,200,00020.00%₨116,000 + 20.00% of excess
5Above3,200,000 to ₨4,100,00025.00%₨316,000 + 25.00% of excess
6Above4,100,000 to ₨5,600,00029.00%₨541,000 + 29.00% of excess
7Above5,600,000 to ₨7,000,00032.00%₨976,000 + 32.00% of excess
8Above7,000,000 & above35.00%₨1,424,000 + 35.00% of excess
Year-over-year

Tax calculator: 2024-25 vs 2025-26 vs 2026-27

Side-by-side annual income tax for salaried Pakistanis across the last three Finance Acts. Use this to see exactly how the 2026-27 reforms changed your take-home pay versus the previous year.

Monthly salaryFY 2024-25
annual tax
FY 2025-26
annual tax
FY 2026-27
annual tax
2025-26 → 2026-27
100,000/mo30,0006,0006,000
150,000/mo120,00072,00072,000
200,000/mo230,000162,000156,000−₨6,000
300,000/mo550,000466,000416,000−₨50,000
500,000/mo1,365,0001,281,0001,104,000−₨177,000
1,000,000/mo3,811,5003,685,2903,174,000−₨511,290

Salaried individual rates only. Calculated live from FBR Finance Acts via FileKero's open tax JSON API. Want the full breakdown? 2025-26 vs 2026-27 slab comparison →

New for 2026-27
The Finance Act 2026 cut salaried tax rates.
See exactly which brackets changed between 2025-26 and 2026-27, how much you save on common salaries, and what stayed the same.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How is income tax calculated on salary in Pakistan for 2026-27?
Pakistan uses progressive taxation. The first PKR 600,000 of annual salary is tax-free. Above that, income is taxed slab-by-slab: 1% on 600k–1.2M, 11% on 1.2M–2.2M, 20% on 2.2M–3.2M, 25% on 3.2M–4.1M, 29% on 4.1M–5.6M, 32% on 5.6M–7M, and 35% above 7M. The Finance Act 2026 abolished the 9% surcharge that previously applied to salaried income above PKR 10 million.
What is the tax-free salary limit in Pakistan?
For tax year 2026-27, the tax-free limit for salaried individuals is PKR 600,000 per year (PKR 50,000 per month). This threshold has remained unchanged from previous years.
How much tax do I pay on PKR 100,000 monthly salary?
On a monthly salary of PKR 100,000 (annual PKR 1,200,000) for FY 2026-27, your annual income tax is PKR 6,000, which is approximately PKR 500 per month. This is a major reduction from FY 2024-25 when the same salary attracted PKR 30,000 annually.
What is the difference between salaried and AOP tax rates?
Salaried individuals (where salary is more than 75% of total income) get preferential rates starting at 1% above PKR 600k. AOP (Association of Persons) and non-salaried individuals face significantly higher rates starting at 15% above PKR 600k, rising to 45% above PKR 5.6 million.
How are freelancers taxed in Pakistan?
Freelancers exporting IT/IT-enabled services pay a final tax of 1% on export income (Section 154A), reduced to 0.25% if registered with PSEB (Pakistan Software Export Board) via TechDestination. Income from local clients is taxed under standard slabs after deducting business expenses.
Is there a surcharge on high salaried income in Pakistan?
No longer for salaried individuals. The Finance Act 2026 abolished the 9% surcharge that previously applied to salaried taxable income above PKR 10 million (it was 9% under the Finance Act 2025 and 10% in 2024-25). Non-salaried individuals and AOPs still pay a 10% surcharge on calculated tax above the same threshold.
When do I need to file my tax return in Pakistan?
The annual deadline for filing income tax returns in Pakistan is September 30 each year (for the tax year ending June 30). Filing your return is mandatory if your annual income exceeds PKR 600,000 and ensures you stay on the Active Taxpayers List (ATL), which gives you reduced withholding tax rates.