Enter recurring pay
Add the monthly base salary and any regular taxable bonus for your current job and the new offer.
Compare your current job with a new offer by salary, bonus, deductions, tax and real take-home pay.
Post-tax amounts taken from your salary, such as loan repayments or insurance. They lower your take-home but not your taxable income.
Gross Monthly Salary
Rs. 200,000
Monthly Tax
Rs. 13,000
Net Monthly Salary
Rs. 187,000
Annual Net Income
Rs. 2,244,000
Gross Monthly Salary
Rs. 260,000
Monthly Tax
Rs. 25,000
Net Monthly Salary
Rs. 235,000
Annual Net Income
Rs. 2,820,000
+Rs. 48,000
+Rs. 576,000
Rs. 12,000
Rs. 144,000
9.62%
Want to negotiate smarter?
Use the Reverse Salary Calculator to find the gross salary you need for a target take-home.
Compare like with like: enter recurring pay and payroll deductions for each role, then judge the offers by monthly and annual take-home.
Add the monthly base salary and any regular taxable bonus for your current job and the new offer.
Enter comparable post-tax deductions, such as insurance or loan repayments, for each role instead of comparing gross pay alone.
The calculator applies the same FBR fiscal-year slabs to both jobs and shows the monthly and annual net difference.
How to compare two salary packages by the after-tax amount you actually keep.
It calculates each job’s taxable monthly pay, applies the selected fiscal year’s FBR salary slabs, subtracts monthly income tax and then removes any post-tax deductions you enter. The results show both packages side by side and highlight the monthly and annual take-home difference.
Include a bonus when it is a regular monthly part of the package. The calculator treats that recurring bonus as taxable salary. A discretionary annual bonus is not directly modelled, so compare it separately unless you can convert it into a realistic monthly amount.
Enter recurring post-tax payroll deductions for each job, such as loan repayments or insurance. Non-cash benefits such as medical cover, transport, equity, leave and remote-work flexibility are not assigned a rupee value, so review them separately before deciding.
A higher gross salary normally increases take-home pay because Pakistan’s tax slabs are progressive, but larger deductions or a weaker bonus package can make the overall offer less valuable. The side-by-side result makes those differences visible.
Yes. Choose any fiscal year from 2014-2015 through 2026-2027 and both salary packages are recalculated using that year’s FBR salary slabs.
This calculator provides an estimate, not tax or financial advice. Compare non-cash benefits, working conditions and employer-specific payroll treatment before accepting an offer.
Pick the calculator for your income or salary decision — each one uses current FBR rates.