Federal seller advance tax used in this estimate.
Property Sale Tax Calculator Pakistan 2026-27
Estimate Section 236C advance tax deducted when property is sold or transferred in Pakistan.
The calculator applies the enacted 2.75% Section 236C rate to gross consideration. This advance tax is separate from capital gains tax on actual profit.
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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 tax applies to gross consideration.
Tax on profit is not mixed into the seller withholding.
What this estimate includes
The calculator applies the enacted 2.75% Section 236C rate to gross consideration. This advance tax is separate from capital gains tax on actual 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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Property Sale Tax FAQ
Is this property sale 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 236C the same as capital gains tax?
No. Section 236C is collected on gross sale consideration. Capital gains tax is a separate calculation based on the taxable gain and applicable holding-period rules.