The rate rises with the property fair market value.
Property Purchase Tax Calculator Pakistan 2026-27
Estimate federal advance tax and editable provincial transaction costs when buying property in Pakistan.
The calculator applies the enacted Section 236K value bands—1.5%, 2% or 2.5% for ATL/qualifying overseas buyers—and keeps provincial stamp, registration and mutation assumptions separate.
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All amounts are in Pakistani rupees. Your entries stay in this browser.
No signup. No data upload. Verify final figures before filing or payment.
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.
Use the applicable fair market value for the transaction.
Stamp, registration and mutation assumptions stay visible.
Property Purchase Tax in Pakistan: rules, method and practical guidance
This calculator page is the main Pakistan Taxes hub for property purchase tax. It combines the working calculator, FY 2026-27 basis, calculation explanation and every related article in one place.
What is property purchase tax?
Buying property in Pakistan can involve federal advance income tax, provincial stamp duty, registration or mutation fees and society or development-authority charges. The Section 236K amount is only one part of the buyer’s cash requirement.
This hub keeps the federal calculation separate from editable provincial assumptions. It also distinguishes active-filer, non-filer and qualifying overseas-Pakistani treatment because taxpayer status can materially change the federal amount.
How the calculation works
- Confirm the fair market value or other value accepted for Section 236K.
- Select the buyer’s applicable taxpayer status.
- Apply the federal buyer rate or non-filer value band.
- Add separately entered stamp, registration and mutation assumptions to estimate total transaction taxes.
Finance Act and statutory basis
- Section 236K governs advance tax collected from a purchaser of immovable property.
- Division XVIII of Part IV of the First Schedule contains the applicable rates.
- Finance Act 2026 is the federal basis for the filer-rate assumptions used here.
- Provincial laws and local authority schedules govern stamp, registration, mutation and similar charges.
What to enter in the calculator
- Property value should follow the legally applicable valuation basis, not an informal verbal price.
- Qualifying overseas treatment requires the relevant non-residence and identity conditions.
- Provincial percentages are editable because province, city, property type and authority can change them.
Common calculation mistakes
- Budgeting only for Section 236K.
- Selecting filer treatment without checking ATL status.
- Ignoring the valuation adopted by the registrar or authority.
- Treating editable provincial assumptions as an official challan.
What this estimate includes
The calculator applies the enacted Section 236K value bands—1.5%, 2% or 2.5% for ATL/qualifying overseas buyers—and keeps provincial stamp, registration and mutation assumptions separate.
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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Property Purchase Tax FAQ
Is this property purchase 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.
Is Section 236K the entire cost of buying property?
No. It is the federal buyer advance tax, using 1.5%, 2% or 2.5% ATL value bands under Finance Act 2026. Stamp duty, registration, mutation, society and professional charges vary by province and transaction.