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Understanding Tax Rates On Agriculture In Pakistan - Simplified By FilerNow
Agriculture is the backbone of Pakistan’s economy, but many landowners and agri-businesses remain unaware of how agriculture income is taxed. Let’s break it down — in simple words — so you stay compliant and tax-smart.
Is Agricultural Income Taxable in Pakistan?
Yes, but with special rules.
Agricultural income is exempt from federal income tax under Section 41 of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001. However, it is subject to provincial taxes — and each province (Punjab, Sindh, KP, Balochistan) has its own rate structure and conditions.
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Agricultural Income Tax Rates by Province (2024-2025)
👉 Punjab:
Landholding Tax (Fixed)
Up to 12.5 acres Exempt
12.5 – 25 acres Rs. 100/acre
Above 25 acres Rs. 300/acre
👉 Sindh:
Net Income Tax Rate
Up to Rs. 100,000 Nil
Rs. 100,000 – 200,000 5%
Rs. 200,001 – 300,000 7.5%
Above Rs. 300,000 10%
👉 KPK & Balochistan:
Follow similar slabs to Punjab or apply local rates.
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Who Should File Agricultural Income Tax?
Landowners with large landholdings
Farmers earning income from agriculture produce
Agri-businesses (e.g., cotton ginning, sugarcane)
Individuals using land on lease or partnership
Required Documents for Filing
Land ownership proof (Fard / Registry)
Income from crop sales (Invoices, Receipts)
Lease agreements (if applicable)
Utility bills (for verification)
CNIC, bank details, and NTN
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Benefits of Declaring Agricultural Income
Avoid FBR audits and penalties
Use declared income for loans, assets, and tenders
Stay in the ATL (Active Taxpayer List)
Peace of mind with proper documentation
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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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