Agriculture Income Tax Calculator

Agricultural income tax is a provincial subject. There is no federal rate to apply, because the Constitution places this tax with the provinces and each has legislated separately. A page claiming one national figure would be wrong everywhere except by accident.

That is why this points you to the province rather than producing a number. Punjab has a working calculator here because its basis is published and verifiable; for the others, the provincial revenue authority is the source that governs.

Irrigation still matters in several provinces

Where assessment is based on land rather than income, the water source usually changes the rate: rain-fed barani land is generally assessed more lightly than canal or tube-well irrigated land, on the reasoning that irrigated land yields more and costs more to work. Provinces that have moved to an income basis care less about this and more about what you actually earned.

Ushr is a separate obligation

Ushr is a religious levy on produce under the Zakat and Ushr Ordinance 1980, charged at each harvest. Provincial agricultural income tax is a tax on income. They coexist; paying one does not discharge the other.

The Ushr calculator covers that side.

Where this stops

This page is a signpost, not an assessment. Rates and bases change by provincial finance act, so check the current position with the revenue authority for the province the land sits in.