Income tax calculator Pakistan for salaried person(Pakistan 2025‑26)
How to use Income tax calculator for Pakistan
To use the above calculator for your income tax calculation simply follow these simple steps
- In the first field enter your monthly salary for example 50000 or 75000 PKR
- In the second field, you must enter any zakat you have paid in this tax period or any donation you have made.
- Now click on the calculate button and wallah you get your tax
After entering your details and clicking on the calculate button, you will get a detailed summary where you will first have your annual salary before any exemptions. In the second field, you will have your annual taxable income after deduction of zakat exemption or donation. In the third field, you will have your annual tax payable that you will have to pay for this tax year. And in the fourth and last field, you will have monthly income tax payable. This field in particular is very helpful to check how much tax you will be paying every month on your salary.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the tax rate on salary in Pakistan for 2025–26?
For the 2025–26 tax year, Pakistan uses a progressive tax slab system for salaried persons. Low-income earners pay no tax, while higher earners are taxed proportionally more, based on official FBR slabs.
How can I calculate my income tax in Pakistan?
Simply enter your monthly salary in our Salary Tax Calculator. It uses the 2025–26 FBR slabs to show your estimated annual tax, monthly deduction, and applicable tax bracket.
What deductions are allowed on salary in Pakistan?
You may claim deductions for Zakat, approved charity donations, pension contributions, and life insurance premiums, which can lower your taxable income and reduce your total tax payable.
Is this calculator officially approved by FBR?
No, the calculator is not officially approved by FBR, but it follows FBR’s 2025–26 published rules and slabs for salaried taxpayers to provide accurate estimates.
Does this calculator include provincial or other taxes?
No, the calculator only includes federal income tax. It does not account for provincial levies or any other business-related taxes.
Can freelancers or business owners use this calculator?
No, this calculator is made for salaried persons only. Business owners or freelancers should consult a tax professional or use a separate calculator for their specific case.
What is the effective tax rate?
It’s the percentage of your total income paid as tax. You can calculate it using (Tax ÷ Gross Income) × 100. Our calculator does this automatically.
Can I export or save my calculation?
Currently, exporting is not supported, but you can take a screenshot. In the future, we may add PDF export or email summary features.