Punjab Property Transfer Tax Calculator
Estimate the taxes payable when property is bought or sold in Punjab. Select whether you are the buyer, the seller or both, your filer status, and the property value — the calculator splits every charge between the buyer side and the seller side.
Property details
Tax breakdown
| Charge | Rate | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Enter the property value to see the itemized breakdown. | ||
Combined transaction taxes: Rs 0
Rate table (visible and transparent)
| Tax / charge | Paid by | Filer | Late filer | Non-filer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WHT u/s 236K (property purchase) | Buyer | 3% | 6% | 9% |
| WHT u/s 236C (property sale) | Seller | 3% | 6% | 9% |
| Stamp duty (Punjab) | Buyer | 1% (all filers) | ||
| Registration fee (Punjab) | Buyer | 1% (all filers) | ||
Who pays what
- Buyer: pays withholding tax under section 236K (deducted at transfer), plus stamp duty 1% and registration fee 1% in Punjab.
- Seller: pays withholding tax under section 236C on the sale value.
- The withholding rates (3% / 6% / 9%) depend on filer status — being on the Active Taxpayers List cuts the rate sharply.
- Society and authority transfer fees (DHA, LDA, etc.) are separate and not included here.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What taxes does a buyer pay when transferring property in Punjab?
A buyer pays withholding tax under section 236K, which is deducted at transfer, plus stamp duty of 1% and a registration fee of 1% in Punjab.
What tax does a property seller pay in Punjab?
A seller pays withholding tax under section 236C on the sale value of the property.
How does filer status change the withholding tax rate?
The withholding tax rate is 3% for filers, 6% for late filers, and 9% for non-filers. Being on the FBR Active Taxpayers List lowers the rate.
Are society or authority transfer fees included?
No. Society and authority transfer fees, such as those of DHA or LDA, are separate and are not included in this calculation.
Is the calculated property transfer tax exact?
No. The result is an estimate only, not tax advice. Rates follow the latest federal budget and Punjab provincial rules and change regularly, so confirm current rates with FBR or your tax consultant before any transaction.