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Section 236C Property Sale Tax Calculator Pakistan

Updated Sep 2026 Used 1 times

Use the Section 236C Property Sale Tax Calculator Pakistan to calculate and interpret section 236C collection.

Late-filer bands were removed for FY 2026-27.
Used to identify same-tax-year minimum-tax treatment.
Supported window: 1 July 2026 through 30 June 2027.
Section 236C applies to gross consideration, not gain.
Choose the legally applicable valuation route. FBR value takes priority when entered.
Use the current notified value for the property and location.
Use only where an FBR-notified value does not apply.
This changes only the section 236C rate. It does not by itself establish FCVA/NRVA final-discharge treatment.
This treatment is legally separate from overseas filer-rate approval and should be selected only for a qualifying nonresident individual and qualifying account route.
Do not select an exception without the required current certificate or statutory documentation.
Choose the calculation you want to perform.
Choose the calculation you want to perform.
Choose the calculation you want to perform.
The calculator does not determine whether the document is valid for the transaction.
Enter the rate shown on the certificate; it cannot exceed the otherwise applicable rate.

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Your result

Section 236C Seller Collection

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Versioned calculationFormula v2.0.0

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Seller collection

Calculated on gross consideration subject to the section 68 value floor.

FY 2026-27 rates

ATL 2.75%; non-ATL 11.5%.

Not final CGT

Adjustment, minimum-tax, and overseas rules remain separate.

Result actions
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Interpretation

is the calculated transaction-time collection.

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Reconcile the actual CPR in the seller return.

Use this result

Section 236C Property Sale Tax Calculator Pakistan: purpose and method

Calculates section 236C collection, tax consideration used, rate applied, and rate before documented exception from seller ATL status at transfer, acquisition date, transfer date in FY 2026-27, and actual gross consideration with visible method, validation, precision, and limitations.

Method and test recordFormula v2.0.0
Recorded scope
FY 2026-27 Pakistan property-tax calculation
Publisher
CalculatorGeek
Recorded review date
2026-09-20
Next source review
2027-06-30
Definition fixtures
7 configured scenarios
Published examples
2 shown below

Recorded method

Official-law claim ledger, exact boundary fixtures, competitor-method comparison, definition validation, and desktop/mobile browser QA.

These records describe the published model and reference tests. A test-case count is not a certification of every possible input or an independent specialist review. Editorial policy

Known limitations

  • Educational section 236C estimate, not an FBR collection certificate or assessment.
  • Overseas filer-rate approval and FCVA/NRVA final-discharge treatment are separate determinations and each requires documentary verification.
  • First-sale, section 159, and section 236O routes are applied only from the user-confirmed certificate or statutory facts; the calculator does not validate the document.
  • Section 236C treatment must be reconciled with the complete return and transaction facts.

Method sources

Latest model update

2026-10-04 - Enforced the shared in-content contextual-link contract with valid sibling calculator destinations.

Reference inputs and expected results

These published examples are separate from the configured definition fixtures and any additional automated assertions. Expected values use the stated output units; invalid inputs are intended to be rejected.

CaseInputsExpected result
ATL sellerPKR 30,000,000 consideration2.75% = PKR 825,000
Non-ATL sellerPKR 30,000,000 consideration11.5% = PKR 3,450,000

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What the Section 236C result represents

This calculator estimates the federal Section 236C collection on a Pakistan property transfer from the entered consideration, applicable official value, ATL status, dates and supported final-discharge choice. It reports the collection amount, rate and classification separately from capital-gains tax, provincial charges and the seller's final income-tax position.

FY 2026–27 rates

Seller status at transferRateBase
Appears on ATL2.75%Gross consideration, not below section 68 FMV
Does not appear on ATL11.5%Gross consideration, not below section 68 FMV

The Finance Act 2026 replaced the ATL rate with 2.75% and omitted the separate late-filer rule. A person who appears on the ATL uses the ATL rate, subject to any special provision; someone not appearing uses the Tenth Schedule rate.

Example

If the gross consideration and applicable official value are both PKR 30,000,000, an ATL seller’s section 236C is PKR 825,000. A non-ATL seller’s collection is PKR 3,450,000.

Adjustment is not always a refund

Section 236C tax is normally adjustable against the person’s tax liability. However, where the property is acquired and disposed of within the same tax year, the collected amount is minimum tax. A qualifying non-resident individual holding POC, NICOP or CNIC who acquired the property through an FCVA or NRVA falls within a special rule under which the collection is final discharge in lieu of section 37 CGT.

Therefore, calculate final CGT with the Capital Gains Tax Calculator, then reconcile the 236C CPR in the return. Do not promise that every excess becomes refundable.

When an exemption certificate may matter

Section 159(1B) permits a certificate for a residential property only when its statutory conditions are met, including the relevant capital-gain, personal-use and 15-year record conditions. The calculator applies zero collection only after the user confirms the document. A separate section 159 certificate may state a reduced or zero rate, while section 236O and the certified eligible-original-allottee first-sale route have their own requirements.

Common errors

  • applying 2.75% to the gain instead of gross consideration;
  • calling 236C the final CGT in every case;
  • using the old 2025–26 tiered ATL rates;
  • using the abolished late-filer table;
  • ignoring the section 68 value floor;
  • deducting 236C twice or treating a CPR as proof of final liability.

Primary sources

  1. FBR — Income Tax Ordinance, 2001, amended up to 30 June 2026 — sections 37, 38, 68, 76, 77, 159, 236C, 236K; First and Tenth Schedules.
  2. FBR — Finance Act 2026 — enacted 26 June 2026; effective amendments for FY 2026–27.
  3. FBR — Circular No. 02 of 2026–27 — FBR explanation of the Finance Act 2026 income-tax changes.

Source note: FBR law and official notices control. A calculator result is an estimate, not a tax assessment or legal opinion. Provincial stamp duty, CVT, registration fees and local levies are outside this federal CGT estimate.

Inputs, outputs and result meaning

Calculates section 236C collection, tax consideration used, rate applied, and rate before documented exception from seller ATL status at transfer, acquisition date, transfer date in FY 2026-27, and actual gross consideration with visible method, validation, precision, and limitations.

Inputs

Seller ATL status at transfer
Late-filer bands were removed for FY 2026-27. Available choices are Appears on ATL and Does not appear on ATL.
Acquisition date
Used to identify same-tax-year minimum-tax treatment.
Transfer date in FY 2026-27
Supported window: 1 July 2026 through 30 June 2027.
Actual gross consideration
Section 236C applies to gross consideration, not gain. Supported units include Pakistani rupees (PKR). The field accepts large finite values; use a range meaningful for the real-world quantity.
Applicable official value source
Choose the legally applicable valuation route. FBR value takes priority when entered. Available choices are FBR-notified value, Relevant DC value where no FBR value applies, and No official value entered.
FBR-notified fair market value
Use the current notified value for the property and location. Supported units include Pakistani rupees (PKR). The field accepts large finite values; use a range meaningful for the real-world quantity.
Relevant DC value
Use only where an FBR-notified value does not apply. Supported units include Pakistani rupees (PKR). The field accepts large finite values; use a range meaningful for the real-world quantity.
Overseas filer-rate procedure approved for this PSID?
This changes only the section 236C rate. It does not by itself establish FCVA/NRVA final-discharge treatment. Available choices are No and Yes - approval confirmed. This field is optional.
FCVA/NRVA final-discharge conditions confirmed?
This treatment is legally separate from overseas filer-rate approval and should be selected only for a qualifying nonresident individual and qualifying account route. Available choices are No and Yes - all statutory conditions confirmed. This field is optional.
Documented section 236C exception
Do not select an exception without the required current certificate or statutory documentation. Available choices are None, Certified first sale by eligible original allottee, Section 159(1B) residence certificate, Other section 159 reduced/zero-rate certificate, and Section 236O excluded-person / certificate route. This field is optional.
Eligible-person condition confirmed?
Available choices are No and Yes.
Seller is the original allottee?
Available choices are No and Yes.
Allotment authority certification held?
Available choices are No and Yes.
Current certificate / exclusion document confirmed?
The calculator does not determine whether the document is valid for the transaction. Available choices are No and Yes.
Rate stated on section 159 certificate
Enter the rate shown on the certificate; it cannot exceed the otherwise applicable rate. The supported range is 0 through 11.5.

Outputs

Section 236C collection
This is the primary result. The visible value is displayed without decimal places.
Tax consideration used
The visible value is displayed without decimal places.
Rate applied
It is displayed in %. The visible value uses up to 2 decimal places according to the output rule.
Rate before documented exception
It is displayed in %. The visible value uses up to 2 decimal places according to the output rule.
Documented exception selected
The visible value is displayed without decimal places.
Overseas filer-rate approval
The visible value is displayed without decimal places.
FCVA/NRVA final-discharge flag
The visible value is displayed without decimal places.

Section 236C = tax consideration x status rate. Keep the result label, unit, selected mode, and stated limitations together when sharing the answer.

Frequently asked questions

What does section 236C apply to?

It is a seller-side collection calculated on gross consideration subject to the section 68 official-value floor; it is not calculated on the capital gain.

Are overseas filer-rate approval and final discharge the same?

No. The prescribed overseas procedure can approve the filer rate for a PSID, while the FCVA/NRVA final-discharge route has separate statutory conditions.

Which documented exceptions can be modeled?

The form separates the certified eligible first sale, section 159 residence or other certificate, and section 236O route. Select one only when the current supporting document is confirmed.

Is section 236C the seller's final capital-gains tax?

Usually it is a transaction collection reconciled separately from section 37 CGT. Same-tax-year and qualifying FCVA/NRVA cases can have special treatment shown by the selected workflow.

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