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Super tax calculator

For tax year 2027, super tax under section 4C is 8% of the whole income where a person's income exceeds Rs 500 million, and 10% above Rs 150 million for banking companies, Fifth Schedule petroleum income and fertilizer sellers. Earlier years used a banded table starting at 1% above Rs 150 million. Enter your income to see the rate reached.

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Taxable income plus the other amounts listed in section 4C(2). See the method below.

Tax year

1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027

Person, tax year 2027 table

Fifth Schedule Part I covers income from petroleum exploration and production.

Super tax for the year

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Income under section 4C
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Tax year 2027, table substituted by the Finance Act, 2026

Income under section 4CRate of tax
Banking company, income above Rs 150 million10% of the income
Income computed under Part I of the Fifth Schedule, above Rs 150 million, so far as it does not exceed the limit in rule 4 of that Part10% of the income
Person deriving income from sale of any kind of fertilizer, above Rs 150 million10% of the income
Any other person, income above Rs 500 million8% of the income

Same income in other tax years

How super tax is worked out

Super tax is the rate for the band the income falls in, multiplied by the whole of the income. Unlike the slab tables for income tax, crossing a threshold changes the tax on every rupee, so the tax jumps at each band edge.

What counts as income for section 4C

Section 4C(2) defines "income" for this section as the sum of:

  • (i) profit on debt, dividend, capital gains, brokerage and commission;
  • (ii) taxable income under section 9, other than brought forward depreciation and brought forward business losses, excluding the amounts in clause (i);
  • (iii) imputable income as defined in clause (28A) of section 2, excluding the amounts in clause (i); and
  • (iv) income computed under the Fourth, Fifth, Seventh and Eighth Schedules, other than brought forward depreciation, brought forward amortization and brought forward business losses.

Clause (i) brings in dividends and capital gains by name, so they count toward the section 4C income alongside taxable income under section 9.

Tax years 2024 and 2025

Income under section 4CRate of tax
Up to Rs 150 million0% of the income
Above Rs 150 million up to Rs 200 million1% of the income
Above Rs 200 million up to Rs 250 million2% of the income
Above Rs 250 million up to Rs 300 million3% of the income
Above Rs 300 million up to Rs 350 million4% of the income
Above Rs 350 million up to Rs 400 million6% of the income
Above Rs 400 million up to Rs 500 million8% of the income
Above Rs 500 million10% of the income

Tax year 2026

Income under section 4CRate of tax
Up to Rs 150 million0% of the income
Above Rs 150 million up to Rs 200 million1% of the income
Above Rs 200 million up to Rs 250 million1.5% of the income
Above Rs 250 million up to Rs 300 million2.5% of the income
Above Rs 300 million up to Rs 350 million3.5% of the income
Above Rs 350 million up to Rs 400 million5.5% of the income
Above Rs 400 million up to Rs 500 million7.5% of the income
Above Rs 500 million10% of the income

Tax year 2027, table substituted by the Finance Act, 2026

Income under section 4CRate of tax
Banking company, income above Rs 150 million10% of the income
Income computed under Part I of the Fifth Schedule, above Rs 150 million, so far as it does not exceed the limit in rule 4 of that Part10% of the income
Person deriving income from sale of any kind of fertilizer, above Rs 150 million10% of the income
Any other person, income above Rs 500 million8% of the income

The tax year 2027 table is the one substituted by the Finance Act, 2026, and it carries no tax year column. This site applies it from tax year 2027. The table it replaced gave the tax year 2026 rates above, in a column headed "for tax year 2026 and onwards".

This is an estimate on the section 4C income you enter. It does not add up that income for you, and the Fifth Schedule row applies only "so far as it does not exceed the limit specified in rule 4 of that Part", a limit the calculator does not test. Earlier special rates for tax years 2022 and 2023 are not covered.

Where the rates come from

Every rate is read from the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 as consolidated by FBR. The rates on this page were last checked against the official text on 2026-09-26.

Common questions

What is super tax under section 4C?

Section 4C imposes a super tax for tax year 2022 and onwards on the income of every person, at the rates in Division IIB of Part I of the First Schedule. It is charged in addition to the normal income tax, and the rate applies to the whole of the section 4C income, not just the part above a threshold.

What are the super tax rates for tax year 2027?

The table substituted by the Finance Act, 2026 charges 10% where the income of a banking company, a person with income computed under Part I of the Fifth Schedule, or a person selling fertilizer exceeds Rs 150 million, and 8% where the income of any other person exceeds Rs 500 million. Below those amounts no super tax is charged.

Which year does the new super tax table apply from?

The table substituted by the Finance Act, 2026 has no tax year column. The table it replaced had a column for tax year 2026 and onwards. This site applies the new table from tax year 2027 and the replaced table's 2026 column to tax year 2026. That is a reading of the text, not a statement in it.

What income counts for super tax?

Section 4C(2) defines income as the sum of profit on debt, dividend, capital gains, brokerage and commission; taxable income under section 9, other than brought forward depreciation and brought forward business losses, excluding those amounts; imputable income under clause (28A) of section 2, excluding those amounts; and income computed under the Fourth, Fifth, Seventh and Eighth Schedules, other than brought forward depreciation, amortization and business losses.

Is super tax paid in advance?

Section 4C(3) says it is paid, collected and deposited on the date and in the manner in section 137(1), and section 4C(5A) applies section 147, the advance tax provision, to tax payable under the section.