Calculate GST, VAT, Sales Tax, and Withholding Tax for vehicles, property, and other assets according to FBR Pakistan tax laws.
Calculations based on latest Pakistan Federal Board of Revenue tax laws and rates.
Calculate taxes for cars, bikes, property, and various other asset categories.
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Pakistan's tax system includes various types of taxes applicable to different assets and transactions. Understanding these taxes is crucial for proper financial planning and compliance with FBR regulations.
GST is a federal tax levied on goods and services at 18% standard rate. It applies to most goods and services sold in Pakistan, with some exemptions for essential items.
VAT in Pakistan is typically charged at 17% and applies to the value added at each stage of production and distribution. Both GST and VAT work similarly in practice.
Key WHT Rates:
These calculations are estimates based on current FBR regulations. Tax rates may vary by province, transaction type, and specific circumstances. Always consult with a tax professional or visit the FBR website for official guidance.
GST (General Sales Tax) at 18% is a federal tax, while Provincial Sales Tax varies by province (typically 17%). GST applies to goods, while services may be taxed under provincial sales tax regimes.
Non-filers typically pay 100-200% higher tax rates. For example, property WHT is 3% for filers vs 10.5% for non-filers. Vehicle registration and token taxes are also doubled for non-filers.
CGT on property sale depends on holding period: 15% if sold within 1 year, 10% for 1-2 years, 7.5% for 2-3 years, 5% for 3-4 years, and 0% after 4 years for open plots (6 years for constructed property).
Gold and jewelry are generally exempt from sales tax in Pakistan. However, there may be a 1% withholding tax on purchase, and making charges may attract GST. Capital gains on gold investments may also be taxable.