TaxAccountant.pk’s Tax Calculator Suite brings together every free, FBR-slab-based calculator we maintain in one place. Below, calculators are grouped by category so you can jump straight to the tool that matches your situation, whether that’s estimating your salary tax, working out capital gains on shares, or checking withholding on a bank profit.
Quick Facts
- All calculators use current Tax Year 2025-2026 (Finance Act 2025) rates
- Every calculator distinguishes Filer (ATL) vs Non-Filer rates where the law does
- Results are estimates for planning — not a substitute for a filed return
- 24 free calculators across income, property, investment, and sales tax categories
Income & Salary Tax Calculators
- Income Tax Calculator Pakistan — full salary tax slabs with worked examples
- Salary Tax Calculator — quick monthly/annual salary deduction estimate
- Salary Tax Calculator & Slabs — alternate slab reference table
- Freelancer Tax Calculator — Section 154A and local IT-income rates
- Business Income Tax Calculator — non-salaried individual/AOP slabs
- Company Income Tax Calculator — corporate rate with super tax
- Reverse Tax Calculator — work backward from net to gross salary
- Withholding Tax Calculator — Section 149/153/155 rates in one tool
- Jazz Tax Calculator — mobile balance and internet package tax breakdown
- Social Media Income Tax Calculator — Section 99C rates for content creators
- Punjab Agricultural Tax Calculator — provincial agricultural income tax
Property Tax Calculators
- Property Purchase Tax Calculator — Section 236K advance tax on buying
- Property Registration Cost Calculator — stamp duty and registration fees
- Property Sale Tax Calculator — Section 236C advance tax on selling
- Rent Withholding Tax Calculator — Section 155 rental income tax
- Capital Gain Tax Calculator — property capital gains by holding period
Investment & Savings Tax Calculators
- CGT on Shares Calculator — Section 37A capital gains on PSX shares
- Dividend Tax Calculator — Section 150 dividend withholding
- Profit on Debt Tax Calculator — bank deposits, government securities, NSS
- Sukuk Income Tax Calculator — Islamic bond return tax rates
- Prize Bond Tax Calculator — prize winnings withholding tax
- Cash Withdrawal Tax Calculator — Section 231AB bank withdrawal tax
- Remitted Abroad Tax Calculator — Section 236Y foreign remittance tax
Sales Tax Calculator
- Sales Tax Calculator (GST/PST) — federal and provincial sales tax rates
How to Choose the Right Calculator
If you’re salaried, start with the Salary Tax Calculator or the more detailed Income Tax Calculator. Self-employed or running a business? Use the Freelancer or Business Income calculators depending on how your income is structured. Selling property or shares? The Capital Gain, CGT on Shares, and Property Sale calculators each apply different sections of the Ordinance, so pick the one matching your specific asset type. If you’re unsure which category your income falls under — for example, mixed salary and freelance income, or a foreign remittance that might also count as business income — a quick review with one of our tax consultants can confirm the right treatment before you rely on a single calculator’s estimate.
FAQs
Are these calculators updated for the current tax year?
Yes. All calculators on this page use Tax Year 2025-2026 rates under Finance Act 2025, and we update them whenever FBR issues new slabs or withholding rates.
Can I rely on these calculators for my actual tax return?
They’re built for quick estimates and planning. Property, salary, and business income each have exemptions and adjustments a single calculator can’t fully capture, so treat the result as a starting point rather than a final tax liability.
Which calculator should I use if I have income from multiple sources?
Use the calculator matching your primary income type, then check secondary income (like dividends or bank profit) separately with the relevant investment-tax calculator. For a combined, filing-ready figure, a consultation with our team is the reliable option.
Disclaimer: Information on this page is for general guidance only and does not constitute professional tax advice. Consult a qualified FBR-registered tax practitioner for advice specific to your situation. Tax laws and FBR regulations are subject to change.