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Pakistan Salary Tax Calculator

Estimate monthly and annual salary tax, and salary after tax, from the slab table for the tax year you select.

This estimates salary tax for Tax year 2026–27. The slab table is not gazette-verified, and no review date is on file. Confirm the First Schedule on fbr.gov.pk before you rely on a figure. This is an estimate, not tax advice.

Salary

Salary period

Results

Estimated annual income tax

Rs 72,000.00

Estimated monthly tax

Rs 6,000.00

Monthly salary after tax

Rs 144,000.00

Annual salary after tax

Rs 1,728,000.00

Annual taxable salary

Rs 1,800,000.00

Effective tax rate

4%

Tax year 2026–27. Applicable slab: Rs 1,200,001 to Rs 2,200,000. Fixed tax Rs 6,000.00 plus 11% of Rs 600,000.00 above the slab floor. The amount you enter is treated as taxable salary. Exemptions, credits and filer status are not applied. Published Finance Act 2026 summaries for salaried individuals. Confirm against the official FBR gazette / First Schedule before use.

Configured slabs

IncomeFixed amountRate on excess
Up to Rs 600,000Rs 00%
Rs 600,001 to Rs 1,200,000Rs 01%
Rs 1,200,001 to Rs 2,200,000Rs 6,00011%
Rs 2,200,001 to Rs 3,200,000Rs 116,00020%
Rs 3,200,001 to Rs 4,100,000Rs 316,00025%
Rs 4,100,001 to Rs 5,600,000Rs 541,00029%
Rs 5,600,001 to Rs 7,000,000Rs 976,00032%
Above Rs 7,000,000Rs 1,424,00035%

More Pakistan tools are on the Pakistan tools page. How this page reads a slab, without treating the table as a gazette, is in the Pakistan Salary Tax Guide. Handset registration is a different charge on the PTA Tax Calculator.

About this tool

This Pakistan salary tax calculator estimates income tax on the salary you enter, using the slab table for the tax year selected on the page. Monthly pay is annualised first. The result is an estimate of tax and salary after tax. It is not an official FBR assessment.

How to use

  1. Choose the tax year shown on the page. The stored tables are not gazette-verified.
  2. Enter monthly salary or annual salary. Switching period converts the same pay (×12 or ÷12).
  3. Read estimated annual tax, estimated monthly tax, salary after tax, and the effective rate.
  4. Confirm the figure on fbr.gov.pk before you file or withhold.

How Salary Tax Is Calculated

A monthly salary is multiplied by 12 and treated as annual taxable salary. The matching slab is the band whose floor is below that income and whose ceiling includes it. Estimated annual tax = the slab’s fixed amount + the slab rate × income above that floor. Estimated monthly tax = annual tax ÷ 12. Salary after tax = salary − tax. Effective rate = annual tax ÷ annual salary. Credits, exemptions, super tax and filer status are not applied. The rupee amounts and rates are whatever is stored for the year you select.

Worked example

On the stored tables, 150,000 a month is 1,800,000 a year. That income sits in the 1,200,001 to 2,200,000 band, where the stored rule is 6,000 + 11% of the amount above 1,200,000. That is 72,000 a year, or 6,000 a month, only for that stored rule. It is not a gazette figure.

Monthly vs Annual Salary Tax

The slabs apply to annual taxable salary. If you enter a monthly salary, the calculator multiplies by 12, runs the annual slab, then divides the tax by 12 for an estimated monthly figure. Switching the period converts the number in the box so 150,000 a month and 1,800,000 a year describe the same pay. It does not start a second, separate tax.

Important Tax Disclaimer

Tax law can change, and a person’s exemptions, credits, other income or filer status can change the tax due. This tool estimates only the slab arithmetic stored for the selected year. Those rates are not marked gazette-verified, and no review date is on file. Use official FBR information for a final tax obligation.

Frequently asked questions

Are these official FBR rates?+

No. The slab table on this page is stored for the tax year you select and is not gazette-verified. Confirm the First Schedule on fbr.gov.pk or with a tax practitioner.

Does this include surcharge or other taxes?+

No. It only applies the configured salary slabs. Other levies are out of scope.

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