Calculator for sale of immovable property in Pakistan.
This calculator follows the tax rates as per section 37 of income tax ordinance 2001 for properties acquired on or before 30 June 2024.
The holding period slab table for properties acquired on or before 30 June 2024 is mapped from page 2 of the uploaded PDF.
Update the post-2024 rates inside the JavaScript object if your legal reviewer gives you different rates for individuals, companies, ATL, or non-ATL.
This calculator helps you estimate capital gain tax on the sale of immovable property in Pakistan. It uses the purchase date, sale date, taxpayer type, ATL status, property type, purchase value, and sale value to estimate the taxable gain and the applicable tax rate. The purpose of this tool is to make the rules easier to understand before you take a final tax position or speak to a tax professional.
The calculator first determines the holding period between the purchase date and the sale date. It then identifies whether the property falls under the pre-1 July 2024 regime or the post-1 July 2024 regime and applies the matching tax logic built into the calculator. After that, it calculates the gain, applies the relevant rate, and shows the estimated capital gain tax amount.
This calculator assumes that the figures entered by the user are correct and that the transaction falls within the general rules reflected in the calculator logic. It does not automatically consider every possible legal exception, court interpretation, document issue, valuation dispute, or special fact pattern that may affect the final tax treatment.
This tool is useful for individuals, investors, property sellers, and advisors who want a quick estimate before completing a transaction or reviewing documents in more detail. It is especially helpful for users who want to compare how holding period and ATL status may affect the estimated tax.
This calculator provides a general estimate only. It should not be treated as a final legal or tax opinion. Actual capital gain tax may differ depending on official interpretation, documentation, exemptions, valuation rules, amendments in law, or any updated guidance issued by the tax authorities. Always verify important matters from the latest official sources or through professional review.
If you want help reviewing a real property transaction, understanding the tax position, or checking your documents before filing, contact us for professional guidance.
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