Salary Tax Calculator — Pakistan

Modelled on the Finance Act 2026 salaried slabs · verify with FBR before filing.

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Step 1

Your salary

Gross monthly salary (Rs., before tax)

Monthly exempt allowances / deductible items (Rs.)

e.g. medical allowance up to the exempt limit, approved provident/pension contributions. Leave 0 if unsure.

Monthly income tax

Rs. 0

Deducted at source by your employer under Section 149.

Monthly take-home

Rs. 0

What actually lands in your account.

Legal tax planning

Ways salaried individuals legitimately reduce their tax bill

Use your employer’s approved retirement contributions

Contributions to a recognised provident fund, approved pension fund, or gratuity scheme are typically excluded from taxable salary up to prescribed limits — confirm the current limit with your employer’s payroll team.

Claim medical and other exempt allowances correctly

Certain allowances (e.g. medical up to the exempt threshold) are excluded from taxable income if structured and documented properly in your employment contract.

Stay on the Active Taxpayer List

Filer status doesn’t change your salary slab, but it materially reduces withholding tax on banking, property, and vehicle transactions elsewhere in your finances.

Not tax or legal advice. This tool gives a rough planning estimate only. Slabs, exemptions, and thresholds change with each Finance Act. Verify current figures with the FBR or a licensed tax consultant before filing or making decisions.

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Salary Tax Calculator — Pakistan

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Ways salaried individuals legitimately reduce their tax bill

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