Pakistan Property Stamp Duty Calculator 2026 — By Province

Estimate stamp duty, CVT, and registration fees for property transfers across Pakistan. Active tax filers pay lower CVT rates per FBR regulations.

Filer status is self-declared for estimation purposes. Verify at FBR Active Taxpayer List.

Disclaimer: Stamp duty and CVT rates are based on publicly available provincial legislation as of 2026. Actual transfer costs may vary based on DC valuation tables (which may differ from market value), additional surcharges, legal fees, and NOC charges. Filer status must be verified at the FBR Active Taxpayer List (ATL). Consult a property lawyer or DC office for definitive figures.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is stamp duty on property in Pakistan?

A provincial tax on property transfer documents, calculated as % of declared/DC value. Punjab: ~2%; Sindh: 2–3%. Paid at the time of deed registration.

What is CVT and who pays it?

Capital Value Tax under Section 236K is paid by the buyer: 1% for filers, 2% for non-filers. On a PKR 10M property, a non-filer pays PKR 100,000 extra vs a filer — purely for not being on the ATL.

What are total property buying costs in Pakistan?

Stamp duty (2–3%) + CVT (1–2%) + registration fee (0.5–1%) + broker (1–2%) + legal fees + NOC charges = typically 5–8% above purchase price. Use our calculator for your province's exact breakdown.

Can overseas Pakistanis buy property in Pakistan?

Yes, with NICOP and a Power of Attorney for local signing. The 2024 Overseas Pakistanis Protection Act provides a Special Court for buyer disputes. Finance through Roshan Apna Ghar using a Roshan Digital Account.

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