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Tax Card 2024-2025

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Tax Card 2024-2025

As Pakistan enters the fiscal year 2024-2025, understanding the updated tax regulations is crucial for individuals and businesses alike.

In our country, there is a substantial difference between being a filer and a non-filer when it comes to tax obligations and benefits.

The Tax Card for 2024-2025 outlines significant amendments that taxpayers need to be aware of to comply with the new regulations and optimize their tax liabilities.

SALARIED INDIVIDUAL – SECTION 149

Where salary income exceeds 75% of the total taxable income (under normal tax regime)

S.NoTaxable IncomeRate of Tax
1Where taxable income does not exceed Rs. 600,000
2Where taxable income exceeds Rs. 600,000
but does not exceed Rs. 1,200,000
5% of the amount exceeding
Rs. 600,000
3Where taxable income exceeds Rs. 1,200,000
but does not exceed Rs. 2,200,000
Rs. 30,000 + 15% of the amount
exceeding Rs. 1,200,000
4Where taxable income exceeds Rs. 2,200,000
but does not exceed Rs. 3,200,000
Rs. 180,000 + 25% of the amount
exceeding Rs.2,200,000
5Where taxable income exceeds Rs. 3,200,000
but does not exceed Rs. 4,100,000
Rs. 430,000 + 30% of the amount
exceeding Rs. 3,200,000
6Where taxable income exceeds Rs. 4,100,000Rs. 700,000 + 35% of the amount
exceeding Rs. 4,100,000

NON-SALARIED INDIVIDUAL &
ASSOCIATION OF PERSONS

S.NoTaxable IncomeRate of Tax
1Where taxable income does not exceed Rs. 600,000
2Where taxable income exceeds Rs. 600,000
but does not exceed Rs. 1,200,000
15% of the amount exceeding Rs.
600,000
3Where taxable income exceeds Rs. 1,200,000
but does not exceed Rs. 1,600,000
Rs. 90,000 + 20% of the amount
exceeding Rs. 1,200,000
4Where taxable income exceeds Rs. 1,600,000
but does not exceed Rs. 3,200,000
Rs. 170,000 + 30% of the amount
exceeding Rs. 1,600,000
5Where taxable income exceeds Rs. 3,200,000
but does not exceed Rs. 5,600,000
Rs. 650,000 + 40% of the amount
exceeding Rs. 3,200,000
6Where taxable income exceeds Rs. 5,600,000Rs. 1,610,000 + 45% of the amount
exceeding Rs. 5,600,000

In case of AOP being a professional firm whose profession is regulated by law, the maximum tax payable will be 40% of their income.

Individuals and AOPs having taxable income (under normal tax regime only) above Rs. 10 million, will be liable to pay additional tax at 10% of their tax liability from the taxable income under normal tax regime.

In the case of a salaried individual, the employer will be liable to withhold the said additional tax.

DIVIDEND – SECTION 150

DescriptionFiler RateNon-Filer Rate
Independent Power Purchasers (IPPs)7.5%15%
Mutual funds, Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)15%30%
Mutual funds, Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)
(If mutual funds deriving 50% or more income
from profit on debt)
25%50%
A company where no tax is payable by such
company, due to exemption of income or
carry forward of business losses.
25%50%

PROFIT ON DEBT – SECTION 151

DescriptionFiler RateNon-Filer Rate
Profit on debt received by Individuals and AOPs15%35%
Profit on debt received by Company15%35%

EXPORTS – SECTION 154 & 154A

DescriptionFiler RateNon-Filer Rate
Export of goods1% +1%
In addition to existing 1 %
tax 1 % will also be deducted
under section 147 as an
advance tax which is
adjustable. The tax
collected would be minimum
2%
Export proceeds of Computer Software or IT services or IT enabled services by persons
registered with Pakistan Software Export Board
0.25%0.25%
Any other case1%1%

TAX ON DEEMED INCOME – 7E

S.NoDescriptionRate of Tax
1Tax will be paid on Fair Market Value exceeding
Rs. 25 million other than exempted / excluded properties.
1%

RENT OF IMMOVABLE
PROPERTY – SECTION 155

S.NoGross Amount of RentRate of Tax For Filer
1Where the gross amount of rent does not
exceed Rs. 300,000
2Where the gross amount rent exceeds
Rs. 300,000 but does not exceed Rs. 600,000
5% of the gross amount
exceeding Rs. 300,000
3Where the gross amount rent exceeds
Rs. 600,000 but does not exceed Rs. 2,000,000
Rs. 15,000 + 10% of the gross
amount exceeding Rs. 600,000
4Where the gross amount rent exceeds Rs. 2,000,000Rs. 155,000 + 25% of the gross
amount exceeding Rs. 2,000,000

In case of companies, 15% of gross amount of rent payable would be deducted for filers. In case of non-filer double tax will be withheld.

PRIZES & WINNINGS – SECTION 156

DescriptionFiler RateNon-Filer Rate
Prize bond or cross-word puzzle15%30%
Raffle, Lottery, quiz, prize on sale
promotion by a company
20%40%

SALE OF PETROLEUM
PRODUCTS – SECTION 156A

DescriptionFiler RateNon-Filer Rate
Petroleum products to a petrol pump operator12%24%

CASH WITHDRAWALS – SECTION 231AB

DescriptionFiler RateFiler Rate
Cash withdrawal of more than Rs. 50,000 per day0.6

MOTOR VEHICLES – SECTION 231B

Tax on Purchase / Registration of Motor Vehicle

S.NoEngine CapacityFiler RateNon-Filer Rate
1Up to 850cc0.5% of the value1.5% of the value
2851cc to 1,000cc1% of the value3% of the value
31,001cc to 1,300cc1.5% of the value4.5% of the value
41,301cc to 1,600cc2% of the value6% of the value
51,601cc to 1,800cc3% of the value9% of the value
61,801cc to 2,000cc5% of the value15% of the value
72,001cc to 2,500cc7% of the value21% of the value
82,501cc to 3,000cc9% of the value27% of the value
9Above 3,000cc12% of the value27% of the value

Provided that in cases where engine capacity is not applicable and the value of vehicle is Rs 50,00,000 or more, the rate of tax collectible shall be 3% of the import value as increased by customs duty, sales tax and federal excise duty in case of imported vehicles or invoice value in case of locally manufactured assembled vehicles.

Tax on Transfer of Motor Vehicle

S.NoEngine CapacityFiler RateNon-Filer Rate
1Up to 850cc
2851cc to 1,000ccRs. 5,000Rs. 15,000
31,001cc to 1,300ccRs. 7,500Rs. 22,500
41,301cc to 1,600ccRs. 12,500Rs. 37,500
51,601cc to 1,800ccRs. 18,750Rs. 56,250
61,801cc to 2,000ccRs. 25,000Rs. 75,000
72,001cc to 2,500ccRs. 37,500Rs. 112,500
82,501cc to 3,000ccRs. 50,000Rs. 150,000
9Above 3,000ccRs. 62,500Rs. 187,500

Provided that where engine capacity is not applicable and the value of vehicle is Rs. 50,00,000 or more, the amount of tax collectible shall be Rs. 20,000.

Tax at the time of registration if locally
manufactured motor vehicle sold prior
to registration by the original purchaser

S.NoEngine CapacityFiler RateNon-Filer Rate
1Up to 1,000ccRs. 100,000Rs. 300,000
21,001cc to 2,000ccRs. 200,000Rs. 600,000
32,001cc and aboveRs. 400,000Rs. 1,200,000

BROKERAGE AND
COMMISSION – SECTION 233

DescriptionFiler Rate Non-Filer Rate
Advertising Agents10%20%
Life Insurance Agents
receiving less than
Rs. 500,000 per annum
8%16%
Persons not covered
above
12%24%

Motor Vehicles (other than Passenger Transport
Vehicle plying for hire) per engine capacity

S.NoEngine CapacityFiler RateNon-Filer Rate
1Up to 1,000ccRs. 800Rs. 1,600
21,001cc to 1,199ccRs. 1,500Rs. 3,000
31,200cc to 1299ccRs. 1,750Rs. 3,500
41,300cc to 1,499ccRs. 2,500Rs. 5,000
51,500cc to 1,599ccRs. 3,750Rs. 7,500
61,600cc to 1999ccRs. 4,500Rs. 9,000
72,000cc and aboveRs. 10,000Rs. 20,000

Motor Vehicles per engine
capacity on lump sum basis

S.NoEngine Capacity Filer RateNon-Filer Rate
1Up to 1,000ccRs. 10,000Rs. 20,000
21,001cc to 1,199ccRs. 18,000Rs. 36,000
31,200cc to 1299ccRs. 20,000Rs. 40,000
41,300cc to 1,499ccRs. 30,000Rs. 60,000
51,500cc to 1,599ccRs. 45,000Rs. 90,000
61,600cc to 1999ccRs. 60,000Rs. 120,000
72,000cc and aboveRs. 120,000Rs. 240,000

ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION – SECTION 235
COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL CONSUMERS

S.NoGross Amount of BillTax
1Up to Rs. 500Rs. 0
2Exceeds Rs. 500 but does not exceed Rs. 20,00010% of amount
3Exceeds Rs. 20,000Rs. 1,950 + 12% of the amount
exceeding Rs. 20,000 for
commercial customers.
Rs. 1,950 + 5% of amount
exceeding Rs. 20,000 for
industrial customers.
4Domestic consumer, if not included in ATL
(if the amount of monthly bill exceeds Rs.25,000)
7.5%

SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION – SECTION 236A

DescriptionFiler RateNon-Filer Rate
Any property or good other than
immovable property
10% of Gross Sale Price20% of Gross Sale Price
Sales of immovable property5% of Gross Sale Price10% of Gross Sale Price

TRANSFER OF IMMOVABLE
PROPERTY – SECTION 236C

Description Filer RateLate Filer RateNon-Filer Rate
Where the gross amount of the
consideration received does not
exceed Rs. 50 million
3%6%10%
Where the gross amount of the
consideration received exceeds
Rs. 50 million but does not
exceed Rs 100 million
3.5%7%10%
Where the gross amount of the
consideration received exceeds
Rs. 100 million
4%8%10%

FUNCTIONS & GATHERINGS – SECTION 236CB

DescriptionFiler RateNon-Filer Rate
Functions and gatherings10%20%

PURCHASE OF IMMOVABLE
PROPERTY – SECTION 236K

DescriptionFiler RateLate Filer RateNon-Filer Rate
Where the fair market value does not exceed Rs. 50 Million 3%6%12%
Where the fair market value
exceeds Rs. 50 million but
does not exceed Rs. 100 million
3.5%7%16%
Where the fair market value
exceeds Rs. 100 million
4%8%20%

Late Filers: A new concept has been introduced for explaining late filers, whereby persons who have not filed current year’s tax return within the deadline will be considered late filers. However, persons who filed their tax returns within the deadline for the last three years will not be considered as late filer.

AMOUNT REMITTED ABROAD THROUGH
CREDIT , DEBIT OR PREPAID
CARDS – SECTION 236Y

DescriptionFiler RateNon-Filer Rate
Advance tax on amount remitted
abroad through credit, debit or prepaid cards
5%10%

BONUS ISSUE BY COMPANIES
SECTION 236Z

DescriptionFiler RateNon-Filer Rate
Every company, issuing bonus shares to
the shareholders of the company
10% of bonus
shares issued
20% of bonus
shares issued

CAPITAL GAIN ON DISPOSAL OF
IMMOVABLE PROPERTY UNDER SECTION 37

Rate of Tax on properties
acquired on or before
30th day of June, 2024

S.NoHolding PeriodOpen PlotsConstructed Property FlatsRate of Tax on
properties acquired
on or after 1st day of July, 2024
1Where the holding period
does not exceed 1 year
15%15%15%Filer: 15%
2Where the holding period
exceeds 1 year but does
not exceed 2 years
12.5%10%7.5%Non-Filer: At
normal tax rates for
individuals and
AoPs subject to
minimum tax of
15%.
3Where the holding period
exceeds 2 years but does
not exceed 3 years
10%7.5%0%
4Where the holding period
exceeds 3 years but does
not exceed 4 years
7.5%5%
5Where the holding period
exceeds 4 years but does
not exceed 5 years
5%0
6Where the holding period
exceeds 5 years but does
not exceed 6 years
2.5%
7Where the holding period
exceeds 6 years
0%

CAPITAL GAIN ON DISPOSAL OF
SECURITIES UNDER SECTION 37A

S.No Holding PeriodRate of Tax on disposal of
securities acquired between
1st July, 2022 and 30th
June, 2024 (both dates
inclusive)
Rate of Tax on
disposal of securities
acquired on or after
1st July, 2024
1Where the holding period
does not exceed 1 year
15%Filer: 15%
2Where the holding period
exceeds 1 year but does
not exceed 2 years
12.5%Non-Filer: At
normal tax rates for
individuals and
AoPs subject to
minimum tax of
15%.
3Where the holding period
exceeds 2 years but does
not exceed 3 years
10%
4Where the holding period
exceeds 3 years but does
not exceed 4 years
7.5%
5Where the holding period
exceeds 4 years but does
not exceed 5 years
5%
6Where the holding period
exceeds 5 years but does
not exceed 6 years
2.5%
7Where the holding period
exceeds 6 years
0%
8Future commodity
contracts entered into
by members of Pakistan
Mercantile Exchange
5%5%

Provided that for securities except at S. No. 8 of the Table:
(i) the rate of 12.5% tax shall be charged on capital gain arising on disposal where the securities are acquired on or after the 1st July, 2013 but on or before the 30th June, 2022; and
(ii) the rate of 0% tax shall be charged on capital gain arising on disposal where the securities are acquired before the 1st July, 2013:
Provided further that the rate for companies in respect of debt securities shall be as specified in Division II of Part I of the First Schedule:
Provided also that a mutual fund or a collective investment scheme or a REIT scheme shall deduct Capital Gains Tax at the rates as specified below, on redemption of securities as prescribed, namely

CategoryRate
Individual and association of persons5% for stock funds 15% for other funds
Company15% for stock funds 25% for other funds

Provided also that in case of a stock fund if dividend receipts of the fund are less than capital gains, the rate of tax deduction shall be 15%:
Provided also that no capital gain shall be deducted, if the holding period of the security acquired on or before 30th June 2024 is more than 6 years.
Explanation. – For the removal of doubt, it is clarified that provisions of this proviso shall be applicable only in case of mutual fund or collective investment scheme or a REIT scheme

SUPER TAX ON HIGH EARNING PERSONS
SECTION 4C

S.NoDescriptionRate of Tax
1Where Income does not exceed Rs. 150 million0%
2Where Income does not exceed Rs. 150 million but does not exceed Rs. 200 million1%
3Where Income does exceed Rs. 200 million but does
not exceed Rs. 250 million
2%
4Where Income does exceed Rs. 250 million but does
not exceed Rs. 300 million
3%
5Where Income does exceed Rs. 300 million but does
not exceed Rs. 350 million
4%
6Where Income does exceed Rs. 350 million but does
not exceed Rs. 400 million
6%
7Where Income does exceed Rs. 400 million but does
not exceed Rs. 500 million
8%
8Exceeding Rs. 500 million10%
9For Banking Companies – Where income exceeds
Rs. 300 million
10%

TAX ON BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS
UNDER SECTION 7F

S.NoDescriptionRate of Tax
aConstruction and sale of residential, commercial
or other buildings
10% of gross receipts
bDevelopment and sale of residential
commercial or other plots
15% of gross receipts
cActivities as mentioned in (a) and (b)
above
12% of gross receipts

The Tax Card 2024-2025 provides a comprehensive overview of the tax obligations and benefits for different income groups and entities.

Staying informed about these regulations helps in strategic financial planning and ensures compliance with the latest tax laws in Pakistan.

Don’t wait any longer! Become a tax filer and start enjoying the financial benefits it offers. Remember, a little planning today can lead to significant savings tomorrow.

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