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Income Tax Overview

Pakistan levies income tax under the FBR's Income Tax Ordinance 2001. View the latest tax slabs and rates for your taxpayer type.

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Annual tax payable-FBR TY2026 salaried slabs
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Rs 600K
Exempt threshold (individuals)
35%
Top marginal rate (salaried)
45%
Top marginal rate (non-salaried)

Salaried — TY2026 Slabs

Annual IncomeTax AmountRate on Excess
Up to Rs 600,000Nil0%
Rs 600,001 – 1,200,000Rs 0 + excess over 600K1%
Rs 1,200,001 – 2,200,000Rs 6,000 + excess11%
Rs 2,200,001 – 3,200,000Rs 116,000 + excess23%
Rs 3,200,001 – 4,100,000Rs 346,000 + excess30%
Above Rs 4,100,000Rs 616,000 + excess35%
9% surcharge applies to salaried persons with income above Rs 10,000,000.

Non-Salaried / Business — TY2026 Slabs

Annual IncomeTax AmountRate on Excess
Up to Rs 600,000Nil0%
Rs 600,001 – 1,200,000Rs 0 + excess15%
Rs 1,200,001 – 1,600,000Rs 90,000 + excess20%
Rs 1,600,001 – 3,200,000Rs 170,000 + excess30%
Rs 3,200,001 – 5,600,000Rs 650,000 + excess40%
Above Rs 5,600,000Rs 1,610,000 + excess45%
10% surcharge applies to non-salaried persons with income above Rs 10,000,000.
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Income Tax FAQs

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Individuals earning up to Rs 600,000 per year are exempt from income tax. Tax starts at 1% (salaried) or 15% (non-salaried) on income above this threshold.

Salaried persons get lower rates (1% to 35%) since tax is already deducted at source. Non-salaried/business persons pay higher rates (15% to 45%).

A 9% surcharge applies to salaried persons and 10% to non-salaried persons earning above Rs 10,000,000 annually, on top of normal tax.

Yes. Legal deductions, exemptions, credits and adjustments (like Zakat, donations, pension) can reduce your taxable income significantly.

Freelancers fall under non-salaried/business slabs. However, PSEB-registered freelancers earning from abroad may qualify for reduced withholding rates.

For individuals, the deadline is usually 30 September each year. Filing after this date attracts penalties and a late surcharge from FBR.

Yes. Our tax experts review your income, apply every eligible deduction, and file your return accurately, and most clients save more than our fee.

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