Buyer collection
Calculated on section 68 fair market value.
Use the Section 236K Property Purchase Tax Calculator Pakistan to calculate and interpret section 236K collection.
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Calculated on section 68 fair market value.
1.25% for FY 2026-27.
This is not seller CGT or a provincial fee total.
Required fieldsFormula v2.0.0Result + assumptionsis the modeled federal buyer collection.
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Calculates section 236K collection, fair market value used, rate applied, and current collection base from buyer ATL status at transfer, transfer date in FY 2026-27, section 68 fair market value, and collection timing with visible method, validation, precision, and limitations.
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| Case | Inputs | Expected result |
|---|---|---|
| ATL buyer | PKR 40,000,000 FMV | 1.25% = PKR 500,000 |
| Non-ATL threshold | PKR 50,000,001 FMV | 14.5% = PKR 7,250,000 after nearest-rupee rounding |
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This calculator estimates the federal Section 236K collection for a Pakistan property buyer from the entered fair market value, ATL status, transfer date and supported overseas-rate approval. It does not calculate provincial stamp duty, registration charges, financing costs or the buyer's final income-tax liability.
| Buyer status | Fair market value | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Appears on ATL | Any value | 1.25% |
| Not on ATL | Up to PKR 50 million | 10.5% |
| Not on ATL | Over PKR 50m up to PKR 100m | 14.5% |
| Not on ATL | Over PKR 100m | 18.5% |
The ATL rate uses fair market value. Section 68 sets the notified-value framework. If the buyer appears on the ATL, PKR 40 million × 1.25% = PKR 500,000. A non-ATL buyer at the same value uses 10.5%, or PKR 4,200,000.
For the next related calculation, use the Section 236C Property Sale Tax Calculator Pakistan. Calculate seller transaction-time collection.
ATL buyer example: a PKR 40,000,000 fair market value entered for a 2026-27 transfer at the supported 1.25% ATL rate produces a PKR 500,000 Section 236K collection. The same value can produce a different result for late filers, non-ATL buyers or an approved overseas filer-rate procedure, so the selected status must match current official records.
FBR states that qualifying overseas Pakistanis holding POC or NICOP can access filer-rate treatment through the prescribed PSID process even if they are not otherwise on the ATL. That approval is separate from FCVA/NRVA final-discharge treatment. The form therefore asks for each status independently. Follow the current FBR overseas-property FAQ and verify the payment workflow at transaction time.
To compare this result with another relevant method, open the Pakistan Brokerage and Commission Tax Calculator. Use this related calculation when its inputs match the next part of your problem.
When property consideration is paid in installments, the full section 68 fair market value selects the section 236K rate band, while the tax on the current installment is collected as that installment is paid. The calculator also separates the qualifying expatriate government/authority scheme route from a section 236O excluded-person or certificate route and requires the relevant confirmations before showing zero collection.
This federal advance tax does not replace provincial stamp duty, CVT, registration, mutation or society transfer charges. Those depend on province, location and transaction facts. Keep the Capital Gains Tax Calculator focused on the seller’s gain and use a separate buyer-cost tool for 236K and provincial charges.
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.
Calculates section 236K collection, fair market value used, rate applied, and current collection base from buyer ATL status at transfer, transfer date in FY 2026-27, section 68 fair market value, and collection timing with visible method, validation, precision, and limitations.
Section 236K = section 68 fair market value x applicable buyer rate. Keep the result label, unit, selected mode, and stated limitations together when sharing the answer.
It is buyer-side advance tax calculated using section 68 fair market value and the buyer's applicable FY 2026-27 status band.
The full fair market value selects the rate band. The current installment is then multiplied by that rate, and earlier collections are used only to show the projected remaining amount.
No. The prescribed overseas PSID procedure can approve the filer rate, while FCVA/NRVA final-discharge treatment has separate conditions.
The form separates a qualifying expatriate government or authority scheme funded through foreign-exchange remittance and a section 236O excluded-person or certificate route.
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