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Property Transfer Tax Calculator

Calculate taxes for buying or selling real estate (2025-2026 Budget Rates)

Budget 2024-25

Rs.

*Enter the official FBR or DC valuation rate of the property, not necessarily the market asking price.

Total Payable Tax
Total Liability
Pakistani Rupees

700,000

FBR Advance Tax (3%)

Rs. Rs. 300,000

Stamp Duty (1%)

Rs. Rs. 100,000

CVT (2%)

Rs. Rs. 200,000

Registration (1%)

Rs. Rs. 100,000

FBR advance taxes (236K for buyers, 236C for sellers) are based on the latest 2024-25 budget rates. Provincial taxes (Stamp Duty, CVT, Registration) vary slightly by province but typically total around 4% for urban properties. Actual property value should be the higher of FBR or DC valuation.

The Ultimate Guide

Understanding Real Estate Taxes in Pakistan

When buying or selling property in Pakistan, both federal (FBR) and provincial taxes apply. The amount of tax depends heavily on whether your name is on the Active Taxpayers List (ATL).

FBR Advance Taxes

Under Section 236K, buyers pay an advance tax of 3% (Filers), 6% (Late Filers), or 10% (Non-Filers). Sellers pay similar rates under Section 236C. Note: Non-filers are restricted from buying properties exceeding certain values.

Provincial Levies (CVT & Stamp Duty)

Buyers are usually responsible for provincial taxes. This includes Stamp Duty (typically 1-2%), Capital Value Tax (CVT) (2%), and Registration Fees (1%). These are calculated on the DC (Deputy Commissioner) rate.

Frequently Asked Questions

The FBR (Federal Board of Revenue) issues its own valuation table for properties in major cities. The DC (Deputy Commissioner) rate is issued by the provincial government. Taxes are generally calculated on whichever rate is higher, which is almost always the FBR rate.
No, CVT (Capital Value Tax) and Stamp Duty are provincial levies that are traditionally paid by the buyer during the transfer and registration process.
CGT is a separate tax on the profit made by the seller. The rate depends on the holding period of the property (e.g., 15% for properties held less than a year, dropping to 0% after several years depending on property type). It is filed during the annual income tax return.

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