Salary Tax Calculator Pakistan 2026-27

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These are proposed rates. The slabs below come from the Finance Bill 2026 presented in the National Assembly on 12 June 2026. They are not yet law and may change before the Finance Act is passed. They are intended to take effect from 1 July 2026 (Tax Year 2027). This tool gives an estimate for educational use only — always verify the final slabs on the FBR portal once notified.

Calculate your 2026-27 salary tax

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Tax Calculation for Tax Year : 2026-2027 (Proposed)
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Proposed salary tax slabs 2026-27

Complete slab structure for salaried individuals under the Finance Bill 2026. Changed slabs are highlighted; the four middle slabs were cut and the high-earner surcharge was abolished.

Annual Income (Rs.)Monthly2025-262026-27Tax on this slab (2026-27)
Up to 600,000Up to 50,0000%0%No tax
600,001 – 1,200,00050,001 – 100,0001%1%1% of amount above 600,000
1,200,001 – 2,200,000100,001 – 183,33311%11%6,000 + 11% above 1,200,000
2,200,001 – 3,200,000183,334 – 266,66723%20%116,000 + 20% above 2,200,000
3,200,001 – 4,100,000266,668 – 341,66730%25%316,000 + 25% above 3,200,000
4,100,001 – 5,600,000341,668 – 466,66735%29%541,000 + 29% above 4,100,000
5,600,001 – 7,000,000466,668 – 583,33335%32%976,000 + 32% above 5,600,000
Above 7,000,000Above 583,33335%35%1,424,000 + 35% above 7,000,000

The 9% surcharge that applied to salaried income above Rs 10 million in 2025-26 has been abolished for 2026-27. Source: Finance Bill 2026, presented 12 June 2026.

What you actually pay — examples

Monthly figures on gross salary, using the proposed 2026-27 rates and comparing against 2025-26.

Rs 100,000 / month
Annual incomeRs 1,200,000
Slab1%
Annual taxRs 6,000
Monthly taxRs 500
No change vs 2025-26 (low slabs unchanged)
Rs 200,000 / month
Annual incomeRs 2,400,000
Slab20% (was 23%)
Annual taxRs 156,000
Monthly taxRs 13,000
Saves about Rs 500 / month
Rs 300,000 / month
Annual incomeRs 3,600,000
Slab25% (was 30%)
Annual taxRs 416,000
Monthly taxRs 34,667
Saves about Rs 4,167 / month
Rs 400,000 / month
Annual incomeRs 4,800,000
Slab29% (was 35%)
Annual taxRs 744,000
Monthly taxRs 62,000
Saves about Rs 9,750 / month

Frequently asked questions

Are these 2026-27 tax rates final?
No. They are proposed in the Finance Bill 2026 presented on 12 June 2026 and become law only after the National Assembly passes the Finance Act. They are intended to apply from 1 July 2026 (Tax Year 2027). Verify the final notified slabs on the FBR portal before relying on them.
What is the tax-free salary limit for 2026-27?
Annual income up to Rs 600,000 (Rs 50,000 per month) remains fully tax-free for salaried individuals under the proposed slabs. Income above that is taxed progressively from 1% up to 35%.
Who benefits most from the proposed changes?
The rate cuts apply to the four slabs covering annual income from Rs 2.2 million to Rs 7 million (roughly Rs 183,000 to Rs 583,000 per month). Earners below Rs 183,000 per month see no change in their slab rate. The largest percentage-point cut is in the Rs 3.2–4.1 million band (30% to 25%), and high earners also benefit from the abolished surcharge.
Has the surcharge been removed?
Yes. The 9% surcharge that applied to salaried income above Rs 10 million has been abolished in the proposed 2026-27 budget.
Does this calculator include allowances or tax credits?
No. It estimates tax on gross salary using the proposed slabs only. It does not account for provident fund, medical allowance, bonuses, tax credits, or other adjustments, which can change your final liability. Treat the result as an estimate.
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TaxBuddy Umair is an independent tax education platform and is not affiliated with the FBR. This calculator is for educational purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, or financial advice. Proposed slabs may change before they become law — always confirm with official FBR notifications or a qualified tax practitioner.