Pakistan Custom Duty Calculator

Enter invoice value, freight and insurance, exchange rate, and applicable duty or tax rates. The calculator converts customs value into PKR and estimates duty, sales tax, advance income tax, other charges, and landed cost.

Add the invoice value plus freight and insurance, convert to PKR at your exchange rate to get the customs value, then apply the customs duty rate for your HS code, plus any regulatory duty, sales tax, and advance income tax. This calculator does the full landed-cost math automatically once you enter the rates.

Electronics generally fall under HS chapters 84-85, with customs duty typically ranging from about 5% to 35% depending on the product, plus standard 18% sales tax and regulatory duty where applicable. Mobile phones, laptops, and appliances each carry different rates, so confirm the exact HS code with the Pakistan Customs tariff before importing.

Textile imports commonly carry customs duty of roughly 10% to 20% depending on the fabric or finished item, plus sales tax and any regulatory duty. Rates vary by HS chapter (50-63) and SRO concessions, so verify the exact heading and any exemption with Pakistan Customs.

Machinery imports are often assessed at reduced customs duty rates — commonly about 5% to 10% for industrial machinery, sometimes 0% under SRO concessions — with standard sales tax on top. Because exemptions are common, confirm the machinery HS code and any concessionary SRO before finalizing the estimate.

Use a calculator for quick budgeting and supplier comparison before you commit — it gives a landed-cost estimate in seconds. Use a licensed clearing agent or customs broker for actual clearance, HS-code classification, valuation rulings, and exemption claims, because official assessment depends on shipment documents only an agent can verify.

Landed cost is the estimated total cost of imported goods after adding customs value, duties, taxes, freight, insurance, clearing charges, and other import-related costs.

Customs value is the value used for import tax calculation. In this calculator, it is estimated as invoice value plus freight and insurance, converted into PKR using the exchange rate entered by the user.

No. This calculator does not classify products or decide HS codes. You must confirm the correct HS code from official tariff resources, Pakistan Customs, or a clearing agent.

Yes. The calculator includes separate fields for regulatory duty and additional customs duty so you can include those estimates if applicable.

Yes. It includes a sales tax rate field. You can enter the applicable rate, or use the default value already placed in the calculator form.

Advance income tax can apply on certain imports depending on law, taxpayer category, and import treatment. This calculator allows you to enter an estimated percentage if applicable.

Actual customs duty can differ due to HS code, valuation ruling, exchange rate, exemptions, SROs, product category, regulatory duty, additional duty, sales tax treatment, and official assessment.

Yes. It can help with rough cost planning, but business imports should be verified with official customs data, a clearing agent, or a qualified tax professional.

No. This is an independent educational and planning calculator. Always verify final import duty and landed cost from official sources or a licensed clearing agent.