July 1, 2026 is 9 days away — and most Pakistanis don’t know their payslip is about to change. Finance Act 2026 brings two things at once: good news (lower income tax slabs, a major surcharge abolished) and a hard deadline (if you’re not on the Active Taxpayer List by July 1, a Rs. 25,000 […]
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Effective July 1, 2026, the ATL surcharge for individuals increases from Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 25,000 under Finance Act 2026. Here is what it means, who it affects, and what to do before the deadline.
FBR introduced SRO 545 and SRO 546 of 2026 to tax social media income in Pakistan. Learn the 5% WHT under Section 154B, the Rs. 195 RPM benchmark, the 30% expense cap, and quarterly advance tax rules for YouTubers and influencers.
Section 165AB of the Finance Bill 2026-27 proposes banks and EMIs submit account data to a Central Data Hub for cross-matching with tax records. Here’s what it actually means for you — and the Rs. 100 million threshold most media missed.
Budget 2026-27 announced on 12 June 2026. Income tax slabs cut across 4 brackets, 9% surcharge abolished, property tax halved (236C/236K), Section 7E eliminated, and super tax slashed. Here are the 5 tax wins explained in plain English with real numbers and examples.
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FBR is using AI and social media intelligence to monitor non-filers displaying wealth online. Here is what the Lifestyle Monitoring Cell is, who is at risk, and what you must do before September 30.
Every digital sale in Pakistan is now subject to withholding tax at source. Whether you sell on a marketplace, receive foreign card payments, or export freelance services — Section 153(2A), 236Y, and 154A already govern your rate. Finance Bill 2026-27 may tighten this further. Here is exactly what the law says today, verified from the
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Pakistan’s Budget 2026-27 proposes the most significant property transaction tax reduction in recent memory. For active filers, the buyer tax drops 83% under Section 236K. For non-filers, nothing changes — and the gap is now so large it should force an immediate decision. Finance Bill tables June 10, 2026. The One Number You Need to
Executive Summary: Pakistan’s Budget 2026-27 contains three developments that directly affect overseas Pakistanis — a proposed removal of FBR’s scrutiny cap on foreign remittances under Section 111(4), a review of PTA mobile phone taxes, and an existing property tax protection that most expats don’t know they already have. Finance Bill: June 10, 2026. Why This
The government is reviewing a proposal to remove FBR’s Rs5 million cap on foreign remittance scrutiny under Section 111(4) of the Income Tax Ordinance. Here’s what overseas Pakistanis need to know before June 10.
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