Pakistan Income Tax Calculator
Estimate normal-slab income tax for Tax Year 2026 or Tax Year 2027, with the correct salaried and non-salaried schedules, surcharge and ATL guidance.
How It Works
Calculate a normal-slab estimate in 3 clear steps
Choose the Tax Year
Use Tax Year 2026 for FY 2025-26 or Tax Year 2027 for FY 2026-27
Enter Taxable Income
Enter annual taxable income and choose the schedule using the statutory 75% salary test
Review Tax and ATL Guidance
See the slab calculation, applicable surcharge and separate withholding-tax guidance
Estimate Your Income Tax
Select the relevant tax year and statutory income category, then enter annual taxable income for a detailed estimate.
Disclaimer: This is a normal-slab estimate for individuals under the Finance Acts 2025 and 2026. It includes the Section 4AB surcharge where applicable. Enter taxable income after allowable deductions. It excludes final, minimum, fixed and special tax regimes, Section 4C high-income cases, tax credits and circumstances not entered here. ATL status affects the guidance shown, not normal slab tax. Confirm the result against current FBR law before filing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Pakistan income tax
For the normal individual schedules supported here, annual taxable income up to PKR 600,000 is taxed at 0% in both Tax Year 2026 and Tax Year 2027.
No. ATL status generally affects withholding tax on specified transactions, not the normal salaried or non-salaried slab liability. The calculator therefore shows the same slab tax and provides ATL guidance separately.
Use the salaried schedule only when income chargeable under Salary exceeds 75% of total taxable income. If salary is exactly 75% or less, the normal non-salaried schedule applies.
Tax Year 2026 covers income for FY 2025-26 and is the return filed after 30 June 2026. Tax Year 2027 covers FY 2026-27 income beginning 1 July 2026.
It does not combine final, minimum, fixed or special tax regimes such as qualifying IT/ITES exports, other export proceeds, pensions, dividends, capital gains or property income. It also does not calculate Section 4C income above PKR 500 million.