In Pakistan, income tax is collected by the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) based on the type of income you earn. Whether you’re a salaried person, a business owner, or run a company, understanding these tax types helps avoid fines and stay ATL-listed.
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1. Income Tax on Salary
Applied to salaried individuals based on income slabs. Tax is deducted at source by employers.
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2. Business Income Tax
Applies to sole proprietors and partnerships (AOPs). Tax rate ranges from 7.5% to 35% based on annual income.
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3. Corporate Income Tax
Paid by private limited companies registered with SECP. Standard rate is 29%.
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4. Capital Gains Tax (CGT)
Charged on profits from sale of property or shares. Rate depends on asset type and holding period.
5. Property Income Tax
Applies to rental income. Tax deducted by tenants or paid annually by owners based on slabs.
6. Income Tax on Freelancers / Consultants
Applicable on self-employed individuals. FBR expects full disclosure of foreign remittances and bank deposits.
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Tax Return Filing FAQs
Every salaried person, freelancer, business owner, or property holder earning taxable income must file a tax return under FBR law.
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You’ll need your CNIC, salary slip or income proof, bank statement, and any investment or property details.
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Yes. If you're earning income, even from freelance or online platforms, you should file to stay compliant and avoid future penalties.
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You become a filer, pay lower taxes on vehicles/property, claim refunds, and appear in ATL (Active Taxpayer List).
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For most individuals and businesses, the FBR deadline is 30th September each year. Late filing can lead to penalties.
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