Updated for Budget 2026-27

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Quick salary tax

Tax year 2027
PKR

Monthly take-home

PKR 144,000

Tax PKR 6,000 a month · 4.0% of salary

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Updated for Budget 2026-27

Tax slabs from the Finance Act 2026, effective 1 July 2026.

What you can work out here

Income tax on your salary

Monthly tax and take-home pay under the FBR slabs for Budget 2026-27. Salaries up to PKR 50,000 a month pay no tax; the table on the page shows tax on common salaries from 50,000 to 10 lakh.

Zakat on gold, cash and savings

Add gold in tola or grams, silver, cash, bank balances and business stock, subtract debts, and see whether you are above nisab (52.5 tola of silver) and how much zakat is due.

Home, car and personal loan installments

Your monthly installment, total interest and a year-by-year repayment schedule, for KIBOR-linked bank loans and Islamic financing alike.

Tax on freelance and IT export income

Tax on money from Upwork, Fiverr and foreign clients: 0.25% with PSEB registration, 1% without, and how that compares with salary tax.

Bank profit and savings growth

How a deposit grows with compound profit, with the 20% filer or 40% non-filer tax banks deduct from profit.

Tax on buying or selling property

Advance tax for buyers (1.25% for filers) and sellers (2.75%), non-filer rates, and capital gains tax on a plot, house or flat.

Dollar, riyal and dirham rates

Today's US dollar rate in rupees with a one-year chart, plus Saudi riyal, UAE dirham, pound and euro, and a currency converter.

How the numbers are worked out

Every formula, rate and source we use, in one place, so you can check our sums against your payslip, bank statement or tax return.