Pakistan 所得税 计算器 - 2024-25 Estimate

Pakistan’s salaried income-tax slabs changed for tax year 2024-25, with no tax on the first PKR 600,000 and rising marginal rates above that. Payroll estimates and online rumors often skip the progressive structure and quote a single percentage of gross pay. The Pakistan income tax calculator applies the slab rates to taxable income after the deductions you enter so annual tax, monthly tax, and an effective rate are visible together. Taxable income is annual income plus foreign income, minus investment allowance, medical expenses, and education expenses, floored at zero. Tax is computed by filling each slab: 0% to 600,000; 5% from 600,000 to 1,200,000; 15% to 2,200,000; 25% to 3,200,000; 30% to 4,100,000; and 35% above. Age, disability status, and resident versus non-resident filing are collected for the scenario record; this planning model does not apply extra credits or different non-resident schedules. PKR 1,000,000 of taxable income produces PKR 20,000 of tax (5% of the 400,000 above the 600,000 threshold), or about PKR 1,666.67 per month. PKR 2,500,000 minus a PKR 100,000 investment allowance leaves PKR 2,400,000 taxable and PKR 230,000 of tax. Those figures are only as good as the income definition you enter—basic pay versus taxable salary after employer exemptions can differ. FBR notifications, super tax, surcharge, minimum tax, property income, and withholding already deducted from salary are not fully modeled. Deduction caps and documentation rules can disallow amounts that look eligible on a worksheet. Confirm the current Finance Act slabs and your employer’s withholding with FBR resources or a Pakistani tax practitioner before filing a return. Use the Pakistan income tax calculator to sanity-check monthly withholding against the annual slab outcome. A bonus booked in one month can push withholding above the annual effective rate, while a deduction claimed only at return time can create a refund. Keep investment, medical, and education amounts conservative if documentation is incomplete. When foreign income is included, confirm whether a tax credit for tax paid abroad applies; this worksheet adds the income but does not credit foreign tax.