Applied to the entered load or bill amount.
Mobile and Internet Tax Calculator Pakistan 2026-27
Calculate advance income tax on prepaid mobile loads and postpaid phone or internet bills.
Section 236 advance income tax is calculated at 15% of the entered load or bill amount. It applies at the same rate regardless of ATL status, though a filer may claim eligible advance tax in the annual return.
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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 advance-income-tax percentage does not change here.
The deduction may be claimed subject to the tax rules.
What this estimate includes
Section 236 advance income tax is calculated at 15% of the entered load or bill amount. It applies at the same rate regardless of ATL status, though a filer may claim eligible advance tax in the annual return.
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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Official sources used for this calculator
Rates can be changed by legislation, notification or provincial schedule. Open the source before relying on a material transaction.
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Mobile & Internet Tax FAQ
Is this mobile and internet 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.
Does becoming a filer reduce the 15% deduction?
No. The rate is the same, but a filer may claim the eligible advance tax against annual income-tax liability.