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Bitcoin Tax in Pakistan

Pakistan had no specific crypto tax law in force as of October 2026: a capital gains tax on crypto was discussed before the 2026-27 budget, but the Finance Act 2026 summary we reviewed doesn't mention one. Check the FBR for the current position.

Facts checked 26 October 2026 · Not financial, legal or tax advice

At a glance

What you sellHow the gain is taxedNotes
CryptoNo specific crypto tax enacted (Oct 2026).Proposal discussed in 2026.

How bitcoin gains are taxed

  • Before the 2026-27 budget, reports said the government planned a capital gains tax on crypto at 20–30%, but a summary of the Finance Act 2026 doesn't mention one. The tax position of crypto gains should be checked with the FBR.

Reporting

  • Report capital gains in your annual return; keep purchase records.
These points come from secondary summaries of the Ordinance (to 2021-22) and PwC; FBR's own guidance wasn't reviewed.
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Bitcoin Tax in Pakistan: FAQ

Is crypto taxed in Pakistan?

As of October 2026 no specific crypto tax had been enacted; a capital gains tax was discussed before the 2026-27 budget. Check with the FBR.

Sources (6)

General information about the rules for individual investors, checked October 2026. Tax depends on your circumstances and residence; check with the tax authority or an adviser. Not tax advice.