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Salary Tax Calculator Pakistan 2026-27

Work out the income tax on your salary under the Finance Act 2026 slabs, your monthly tax and take-home pay, and how it compares with last year.

For salaried individuals, where salary is more than 75% of taxable income. Enter salary after any exempt allowances. Tax years run from 1 July to 30 June.

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About the Salary Tax Calculator Pakistan

The salary tax calculator works out the income tax on a salary in Pakistan for tax year 2026-27, using the slabs of the Finance Act 2026, and for 2025-26. Enter your monthly or yearly taxable salary to see the tax each month, your take-home pay, your effective rate, and how your tax changed from last year.

How to use it

  1. 1 Pick the tax year.
  2. 2 Enter your taxable salary and choose per month or per year.
  3. 3 Read your monthly tax, take-home pay and the slab-by-slab working.
  4. 4 Tap a row in the salary table to try another salary.

Frequently asked questions

What are the salary tax slabs for 2026-27 in Pakistan?

Up to Rs 600,000 a year: 0%. Rs 600,001–1,200,000: 1% of the amount over 600,000. Rs 1,200,001–2,200,000: Rs 6,000 + 11%. Rs 2,200,001–3,200,000: Rs 116,000 + 20%. Rs 3,200,001–4,100,000: Rs 316,000 + 25%. Rs 4,100,001–5,600,000: Rs 541,000 + 29%. Rs 5,600,001–7,000,000: Rs 976,000 + 32%. Above Rs 7,000,000: Rs 1,424,000 + 35%.

How much tax on a Rs 100,000 monthly salary in Pakistan?

Rs 1,200,000 a year is taxed at 1% of the amount over Rs 600,000, so Rs 6,000 a year or Rs 500 a month, for a take-home of Rs 99,500.

What changed in the 2026-27 budget for salaried people?

The 23% rate became 20% and the 30% rate became 25%, the 35% top rate now starts at Rs 7 million instead of Rs 4.1 million, with new 29% and 32% bands in between, and the 9% surcharge on salaries above Rs 10 million was removed.

Is the first Rs 50,000 a month tax free?

Yes. Taxable salary up to Rs 600,000 a year (Rs 50,000 a month) is not taxed.

Who counts as a salaried person for these slabs?

Someone whose salary is more than 75% of their taxable income. Business and other non-salaried individuals use a different, higher set of slabs.