The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) recently announced that property values in 56 cities in Pakistan have changed. After November 1, 2024, these new rates will be applied to make property rates more in line with the worth on the market. It will be easy for the government to receive real taxes on sales and purchases of property after this change. 

The FBR has increased property values five times since 2018. We can see changes in 2018, 2019, 2021, and 2022, but no changes in the previous two years. This change affects to everyone who buys, sells, or invests in real estate. 

Key Points of the New FBR Property Values 

  • Up to 75% Increase: In some cities, property values are now set at 75% of market rates. 
  • Different Types of Properties: The new values include separate rates for residential (homes), commercial (businesses), and industrial (factories) properties. 
  • Industry Input: FBR worked closely with builders and developers to understand their views and make the right changes. 
  • Legal Approval: These values were also reviewed by the Law and Justice Division to ensure they follow the law. 

What is the latest news about the gain tax on property in Pakistan? 

The FBR’s goal with these changes in property rates is to make the property market more clear. By setting property values closer to real market prices, it becomes harder to under-report property prices, which can help the government collect taxes more fairly. For buyers, sellers, and investors, these new values might impact the costs and taxes related to property transactions. 

Table of Affected Cities 

Here’s a list of the 56 cities where property values have been adjusted: 

S.No 

City 

S.No 

City 

Abbottabad 

29 

Mardan 

Attock 

30 

Mirpurkhas 

Bahawalpur 

31 

Multan 

Chakwal 

32 

Nankana 

Dera Ismail Khan 

33 

Narowal 

Dera Ghazi Khan 

34 

Peshawar 

Faisalabad 

35 

Quetta 

Ghotki 

36 

Rahim Yar Khan 

Gujranwala 

37 

Rawalpindi 

10 

Gujrat 

38 

Sahiwal 

11 

Gwadar 

39 

Sargodha 

12 

Hafizabad 

40 

Sheikhupura 

13 

Haripur 

41 

Sialkot 

14 

Hyderabad 

42 

Sukkur 

15 

Islamabad 

43 

Toba Tek Singh 

16 

Jhang 

44 

Karachi 

17 

Jhelum 

45 

Kasur 

18 

Karachi 

46 

Khushab 

19 

Kasur 

47 

Larkana 

20 

Khushab 

48 

Lasbela 

21 

Lahore 

49 

Lodhran 

22 

Larkana 

50 

Mandi Bahauddin 

23 

Lasbela 

51 

Mansehra 

24 

Lodhran 

52 

Hyderabad 

25 

Mandi Bahauddin 

53 

Islamabad 

26 

Mansehra 

54 

Lahore 

27 

Sialkot 

55 

Rawalpindi 

28 

Quetta 

56 

Faisalabad 

FBR Email Address

For property-related issues, tax concerns, or questions about gain tax on property, FBR property value, or rental income tax, please contact FBR directly via their official email address. Reaching out via email helps you to obtain official responses and clarifications on tax regulations, rates, and procedures.

To contact the FBR, please send an email to helpline@fbr.gov.pk. In your message, please provide:

Provide your entire name and contact details.

A precise description of your query (for example, "FBR gain tax on property" or "FBR rent calculator assistance").

Any relevant papers or information linked to your inquiry. You can also contact the FBR helpline at 051-111-772-772 for instant assistance.

Conclusion 

The FBR’s decision to raise property values in 56 cities is a step towards making property taxes fairer. These changes will help bring official property prices closer to market rates, encouraging honest reporting in the property market. Buyers, sellers, and investors should stay updated and consult real estate experts to understand how this may impact their property plans and costs. 

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