Applied to bank profit credited, not the account balance.
Savings Account Tax Calculator Pakistan 2026-27
Estimate withholding tax on savings-account or deposit profit for ATL and non-ATL taxpayers.
Enter the profit credited by the bank, not the account balance. The current FBR rate card uses 20% for ATL and 40% for non-ATL on bank-account and deposit profit.
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All amounts are in Pakistani rupees. Your entries stay in this browser.
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FY 2026-27 rate snapshot
A quick view of the main rates and distinctions used by this tool. The methodology and official links below provide the context.
The higher Section 151 withholding is shown side by side.
Your deposited principal is not treated as income.
Savings Profit Tax in Pakistan: rules, method and practical guidance
This calculator page is the main Pakistan Taxes hub for savings profit tax. It combines the working calculator, FY 2026-27 basis, calculation explanation and every related article in one place.
What is savings profit tax?
Banks deduct tax from profit on savings accounts, term deposits and similar profit-on-debt arrangements. The tax applies to the profit credited or paid—not to the deposit balance itself.
ATL status has a major effect on Section 151 withholding. For covered individuals and AOPs with profit on debt up to Rs. 5 million, Sections 7B and 8 provide gross-basis final-tax treatment; larger amounts, companies and special instruments require separate classification.
How the calculation works
- Enter total profit credited by the bank during the period.
- Select whether the account holder is active on ATL.
- Apply the Section 151 filer or non-filer withholding rate.
- Show the tax withheld and profit remaining after deduction.
Finance Act and statutory basis
- Section 151 governs withholding on profit on debt.
- The First Schedule and FBR withholding card provide ATL and non-ATL rates.
- Sections 7B and 8 govern separate final-tax treatment for covered individuals and AOPs up to the statutory limit.
- Section 151 reduces the withholding base by qualifying Zakat paid; account type, recipient and annual profit can change the applicable rate or treatment.
What to enter in the calculator
- Use profit from the bank certificate, not the account balance.
- Combine certificates when more than one bank or deposit is being reviewed.
- ATL status should match the period in which profit is paid or credited.
Common calculation mistakes
- Applying the rate to principal.
- Confusing Zakat with income-tax withholding.
- Ignoring the non-ATL rate.
- Failing to retain annual bank tax certificates.
What this estimate includes
Enter the profit credited by the bank, not the account balance. The current FBR rate card uses 20% for ATL and 40% for non-ATL on bank-account and deposit profit.
The result is designed for planning. It does not replace a challan, payroll certificate, withholding statement, provincial assessment or professional opinion based on your full facts.
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Savings Profit Tax FAQ
Is this savings-account tax result final?
No. It is a planning estimate based on the details entered and the published rates described on this page. Your withholding agent, excise office, provincial authority or FBR assessment remains the final figure.
Does this calculator store my information?
No. The calculation runs in your browser. Pakistan Taxes does not receive or store the amounts you enter.
Should I enter my balance or the profit credited?
Enter only the interest or profit credited by the bank during the period. The withholding is not calculated on your deposit balance.