Everything on tax and money in Pakistan in one place — become a filer, calculate your salary tax, take-home pay, GST, freelancer earnings and more, with step-by-step guides.
Tax in Pakistan doesn't have to be confusing. This hub brings together everything you need — calculators to work out your salary tax, take-home pay, GST and freelance earnings, and step-by-step guides to becoming a filer and registering a business — so you can plan, file and save in one place.
Being on the FBR's Active Taxpayer List (a "filer") means much lower withholding tax on your salary, bank profit, vehicle and property. Start with the guide to becoming a filer, estimate your tax with the calculators, and check today's rates below.
Estimate the monthly and yearly income tax on your salary under the latest FBR slabs.
💰See your net monthly salary after income tax, EOBI and other deductions.
🧮Add or remove GST (sales tax) from any amount.
💵See what your USD earnings become in rupees after platform and withdrawal fees.
💵Work out simple and compound interest on savings or a deposit.
🧾Convert a rupee amount into words in English and Urdu — for cheques and invoices.
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Register on the FBR IRIS portal, file your income tax return and wealth statement, and your name appears on the Active Taxpayer List. See our step-by-step "become a filer" guide in this hub.
Pakistan taxes salaried income on progressive slabs — each rate applies only to the income inside its slab. Use the Salary Tax and Take-Home Salary calculators here to estimate it.
Yes. Non-filers pay much higher withholding tax on salary, bank profit, vehicles and property, so becoming a filer usually pays for itself.