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DHA Quetta FBR Tax Rates 2026-2027 | Complete Guide for Buyers & Sellers | Agency42

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DHA Quetta FBR Tax Rates 2026–2027 | Complete Guide for Buyers & Sellers

DHA Quetta FBR Tax Rates for FY 2026–2027

The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has introduced revised withholding tax rates for property transactions under the Finance Act 2026–2027. These rates apply to all buyers and sellers of residential and commercial properties in DHA Quetta.

If you are planning to purchase or sell a plot in DHA Quetta, understanding these taxes is essential before completing your transaction. Active taxpayers (Filers) enjoy significantly lower withholding tax rates than Non-Filers, making it beneficial to remain on the Active Taxpayer List (ATL).


Understanding Sections 236K & 236C

Section 236K – Buyer Tax

Section 236K is the withholding tax collected from the purchaser of the property at the time of transfer.

  • Active Filer: 1.25%

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  • Non-Filer: 2.50%

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Section 236C – Seller Tax

Section 236C is the withholding tax collected from the seller during the transfer of property.

  • Active Filer: 2.75%
  • Non-Filer: 5.50%

Residential Plot Tax Rates

Plot Size FBR Value Buyer Tax (Filer) Buyer Tax (Non-Filer) Seller Tax (Filer) Seller Tax (Non-Filer)
2 Kanal PKR 4,500,000 56,250 112,500 123,750 247,500
Early Bird PKR 3,600,000 45,000 90,000 99,000 198,000
1 Kanal PKR 2,250,000 28,125 56,250 61,875 123,750
16 Marla PKR 1,800,000 22,500 45,000 49,500 99,000
10 Marla PKR 1,125,000 14,063 28,125 30,938 61,875
8 Marla PKR 900,000 11,250 22,500 24,750 49,500
5 Marla PKR 562,500 7,031 14,063 15,469 30,938

Commercial Plot Tax Rates

Plot Size FBR Value Buyer Tax (Filer) Buyer Tax (Non-Filer) Seller Tax (Filer) Seller Tax (Non-Filer)
1 Kanal PKR 4,500,000 56,250 112,500 123,750 247,500
8 Marla PKR 1,800,000 22,500 45,000 49,500 99,000
4 Marla PKR 900,000 11,250 22,500 24,750 49,500

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Why Becoming an Active Filer Matters

If you are not an Active Taxpayer, your withholding tax almost doubles. Filing your annual income tax return and becoming an Active Filer can save you thousands of rupees on every property transaction.


Important Information

  • Taxes are calculated on the FBR-assessed property value.
  • Buyer pays tax under Section 236K.
  • Seller pays tax under Section 236C.
  • Active Filers receive lower tax rates.
  • Verify your ATL status before purchasing or selling property.
  • Tax rates may change through future Finance Acts.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Section 236K?

Section 236K is the withholding tax collected from the purchaser of immovable property.

What is Section 236C?

Section 236C is the withholding tax collected from the seller of immovable property.

Is the tax calculated on the market value?

No. The withholding tax is calculated on the FBR notified value of the property.

Why should I become an Active Filer?

Active Filers pay significantly less withholding tax compared to Non-Filers.

Where can I get expert guidance?

Agency42 provides professional assistance for buying, selling and investing in DHA Quetta. Our team helps clients understand FBR taxes, transfer procedures and investment opportunities.


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Disclaimer

The information provided in this article is for educational and informational purposes only. FBR tax rates and regulations are subject to change through future Finance Acts and official notifications. Before completing any property transaction, always verify the latest tax rates with the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) or consult a qualified tax professional.

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