Property transaction costs on a Rs20 million property in Pakistan totaled Rs1,221,800 for the financial year 2026-27, according to a tax breakdown dated July 15, 2026, with buyers and sellers each bearing separate categories of official charges.
The buyer’s share of the expenses came to Rs671,800, while the seller’s payments totaled Rs550,000, based on the estimated taxes and duties applicable to the transfer of ownership.
On the buyer’s side, stamp duty at one percent amounted to Rs200,000, while the Baldia/TMA charge, also levied at one percent, added another Rs200,000.
A registration fee of Rs1,000, PLRA charges of Rs20,000, and miscellaneous expenses of Rs800 made up the remaining components. The largest single item was FBR withholding tax under Section 236K, which stood at Rs250,000.
For the seller, the entire payment obligation consisted of FBR withholding tax under Section 236C, calculated at a filer rate of 2.75 percent, amounting to Rs550,000.
The breakdown is intended as an informational guide, providing buyers and sellers with a reference to the government taxes, duties, and fees that typically apply to property transactions during the current fiscal year.
