🇵🇰 Pakistan Sales Tax Calculator
Calculate Federal Sales Tax quickly and accurately
Sales Tax Calculator
Understanding Sales Tax in Pakistan
Sales Tax in Pakistan is a Federal tax levied on the sale and supply of goods and services. It is administered by the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR).
Standard Rate (18%): This is the general sales tax rate applicable to most goods and services in Pakistan. Examples include:
- Grocery items (taxable goods)
- Restaurant meals
- General retail products
- Most services
Higher Rate (25%): Certain luxury and specific goods attract a higher sales tax rate of 25%. Common examples include:
- Electronics (smartphones, laptops, TVs)
- Cosmetics and beauty products
- Vehicles and automobiles
- Certain imported luxury items
Important Note: Some goods and services may be exempt from sales tax or subject to reduced rates. Tax rates can also vary for specific categories. Always verify with the FBR or a tax professional for precise information regarding your specific transaction.
This Pakistan Sales Tax Calculator is provided for informational and educational purposes only. The calculations are estimates based on standard tax rates (18% and 25%) and should not be considered as official tax advice or final tax assessments.
Tax regulations may change, and specific goods or services may have different rates, exemptions, or special conditions. For official tax matters, accurate compliance, or specific queries, please consult the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) or a qualified tax professional.
We make no guarantees about the accuracy, completeness, or applicability of the information provided by this tool.
How to Use the Pakistan Sales Tax Calculator
Follow these five simple steps to get an accurate sales tax estimate for any good or service in Pakistan.
Enter the Base Amount
Start by typing the original price of your item or service into the first input field. This is the cost before tax.
Select the Correct Pakistan Sales Tax Rate
Choose the FBR tax rate that applies to your purchase:
- Standard Rate (18%): For most common goods and services in Pakistan.
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Higher Rate (25%): Applies to specific items like smartphones, cosmetics, luxury goods, and vehicles.
Examples: Mobile phones, cosmetics, cars, chocolates, aerated drinks
Activate the higher rate by checking the box or toggling the switch in the calculator.
Click 'Calculate'
Press the blue "Calculate" button. The tool will instantly compute the sales tax and the final payable amount.
Review Your Calculation Results
Check the results section for a clear breakdown of your calculation:
The exact tax liability added to your base price according to Pakistan's FBR regulations.
The final price you pay (Base Amount + Sales Tax).
Apply the Information
Use this calculation for budgeting, invoice creation, or price planning. This Pakistan tax calculator helps you understand your tax liability quickly and accurately.
Important: For official tax filing and business compliance, always verify calculations with the latest FBR guidelines or consult a tax professional.
Features of Our Tool
Designed to make saving simple, smart, and secure for everyone in Pakistan.
Smart Calculations for Pakistan
Our tool uses real Pakistan numbers. It shows how your money can grow with options like National Savings, and includes the effect of inflation. This way, you see what your savings will really be worth in the future, helping you make better choices for Pakistan's economy.
Start With Your Goals
Just tell us what you are saving for, like a house or Hajj. The tool then works backward to tell you exactly how much to save each month. Your whole plan is built around your personal dreams, making it clear and easy to follow.
Check Your Safety Net First
The tool first checks if you have enough saved for emergencies—like 3-6 months of expenses. It shows you where you stand and why this safety net is important. This protects your big goals from unexpected problems, so you don't have to use your goal money for sudden bills.
100% Private & Secure
Your privacy is our priority. All your details—salary, expenses, goals—are processed securely right in your browser. We never save or send your data to any server. You get a full plan instantly, with complete peace of mind that your information is safe.
Pakistan Sales Tax Calculator FAQs
Common questions about calculating sales tax in Pakistan
Use this free tool to calculate sales tax in Pakistan instantly. Just enter your item's price, select the correct FBR tax rate (18% or 25%), and it shows the exact tax amount and total price you need to pay.
It is highly accurate for standard calculations, as it uses the current FBR rates (the standard 18% and higher 25% rate). We update it promptly if tax laws change. For complex business transactions, we always recommend verifying with the official FBR website or a tax advisor.
Switch to the 25% higher tax slab for specific goods defined by the FBR. Common examples include:
- Smartphones, LEDs, and other electronics
- Cosmetics and luxury items
- Chocolates, candies, and confectionery
- Aerated beverages (soft drinks)
- Cars and certain vehicle parts
Yes. Small businesses, freelancers, and sellers can use it to calculate sales tax for invoices and pricing. For official accounting and tax filing, you should use dedicated accounting software or consult a professional to ensure full compliance.
No. This calculator is for Federal Sales Tax on goods only. Sales tax on services is managed separately by provincial governments under different rules and rates. For provincial taxes, refer to:
Yes. In Pakistan's tax system, Sales Tax and GST (General Sales Tax) mean the same thing. Both terms refer to the federal tax applied to the supply of goods. You can learn more about tax terminology on the FBR Taxation Guide.
Important Resources for Pakistan Tax Information
For the most current and official tax information in Pakistan, always refer to authoritative sources:
- Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) - Official federal tax authority
- Sindh Revenue Board - For services tax in Sindh province
- Punjab Revenue Authority - For services tax in Punjab province
- FBR Sales Tax Guide - Detailed official documentation
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