Islamabad, 10 June 2025: Major changes to the Super Tax Revisions have been unveiled, impacting various income brackets for corporations.
These adjustments, detailed in the latest financial proposals, signal a recalibration of the government’s approach to taxing high-earning entities. The aim, it appears, is to stimulate economic activity while still ensuring a fair contribution from profitable enterprises.
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The key Super Tax Revisions are as follows:
| Annual Income (PKR) | Previous Rate | New Rate |
| 200 Million | 1% | 0.5% |
| 250 Million | 2% | 1.5% |
| 300 Million | 4% | 4% |
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For companies reporting an annual income of 200 million rupees, the super tax rate has been halved, dropping from 1% to a new rate of 0.5%. This reduction is likely to provide welcome relief to businesses in this segment, potentially encouraging investment and expansion.
Enterprises with an annual income reaching 250 million rupees will also see a reduction in their super tax obligation.
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The rate for this bracket has been revised downwards from 2% to 1.5%, a move that could free up capital for growth and development.
However, for those companies declaring an annual income of 300 million rupees or more, the super tax rate remains unchanged at 4%.
This indicates a consistent approach to the highest earners, suggesting that while some relief is being offered, the government maintains its stance on significant contributions from the largest corporations. These Super Tax Revisio
