The problem we wanted to fix
Pakistan’s tax rules change almost every June, and the explainers online rarely keep up. Plenty of people end up guessing what their employer should be deducting, or paying a consultant to check one figure.
The PAK income tax calculators are our answer: a small set of tools that show their working. You see the slab, the rate and the rupee amount, so you can hold them against your payslip and spot a mistake yourself. Plenty of pak tax calculators hand back a single total. We would rather this one be a Pakistan tax calculator you can read, with the arithmetic laid out.
How the numbers are sourced
Salary slabs follow the Finance Act 2026, effective from 1 July 2026 for Tax Year 2027. Business and AOP slabs follow the last confirmed non-salaried table. Where a Finance Act does not republish a table, we say so on the page instead of inventing one.
Vehicle token tax and PTA duty appear as ranges rather than single figures. Both are set outside FBR, are revised on their own schedules and depend on details a calculator can’t see, such as your exact model or your district.
We are not a law firm or an accountancy practice, and we have no connection with the Federal Board of Revenue. Treat every figure as a planning estimate and get a professional to review your actual return.
RS 600,000 / YEAR
What we don’t collect
No login, no account and no CNIC.
Every calculation runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
No ads and no third-party trackers on the calculator pages.
How we keep the calculators honest
- Read the source. When a Finance Act or an FBR notification comes out, we read the schedule itself and not a newspaper summary of it.
- Encode it, then test it. Each slab goes into the code, and we compare the output with sums done by hand, including the edge of every slab.
- Show the working. Every result names the slab and rate it used, so a wrong number is easy to catch and easy to report.
Spotted something that doesn’t match?
Slab tables get revised, sometimes in the middle of a year. If one of our calculators disagrees with an FBR notice, we would like to know, because tax rules move faster than most websites do.