Sales tax Calculator Pakistan (18%)
Add or remove Sales tax from any PKR amount. The rate is editable, and the formulas below show the arithmetic so you can check any invoice by hand.
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- Last reviewed September 2026
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Standard rate in Pakistan is 18%.
Total with Sales tax
Rs 1,180.00
- Net amount
- Rs 1,000.00
- Sales tax at 18%
- Rs 180.00
- Gross amount
- Rs 1,180.00
How to calculate Sales tax in Pakistan
Add: tax = net × 0.18; gross = net × 1.18.
Remove: net = gross ÷ 1.18; tax = gross − net.
Standard rate in Pakistan is 18%.
Questions people ask
- How do I add Sales tax to a price?
- Multiply the net price by 1.18. A Rs100 sale at 18% carries Rs18 of Sales tax and totals Rs118.
- How do I remove Sales tax from a total?
- Divide the gross amount by 1.18 to get the net, then subtract to find the tax. Dividing, not multiplying by a percentage, is the step people get wrong.
- Is the rate current?
- The page shows its last review date and the rate field is editable if yours differs.
- Which rate applies to what I sell?
- The standard rate covers most supplies, but many countries also run reduced rates, a zero rate and exemptions. Zero-rated and exempt are not the same: with a zero rate you still reclaim the Sales tax on your own purchases, with an exemption you do not. Check your category with Federal Board of Revenue (FBR).
- Do I charge Sales tax to a customer in another country?
- Often not, but it depends on what you sell and to whom. Exported goods are commonly zero-rated, and services to a business abroad are frequently outside the scope or shifted to the buyer. The rule is specific to Pakistan; confirm it with Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) before you leave the tax off.
- I used the wrong rate on an invoice I already sent. What now?
- Do not reissue the same number. Raise a credit note against it and issue a fresh invoice at the right rate. If the return for that period has already gone in, tell Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) how you are correcting it rather than waiting to be asked.
- Does this round the way my accountant does?
- It works to two decimal places and does not round line by line, which is the common convention. Some authorities specify rounding per line and others per invoice, so a difference of a unit or two on a long document is normal rather than an error.
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