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iPhone 17 Pro PTA Tax in Pakistan (2026)

Estimated PTA tax on the iPhone 17 Pro is about Rs 153,714 on CNIC (non-filer), Rs 149,714 for filers, or Rs 133,654 on passport. Rates effective July 2026 (Budget 2026-27).

CNIC (Non-Filer)
Rs 153,714
Standard local rate
CNIC (Filer)
Rs 149,714
Saves Rs 4,000 WHT
Passport Rate
Rs 133,654
Within 60d of arrival
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Tax status

We don't have FBR's exact value for this model — this is an estimate. Adjust it if you know the assessed value.

Estimated PTA tax for iPhone 17 Pro

Rs 153,714

$501 and above · CNIC · Non-filer

Where your tax goes

Customs duty
Rs 26,919
Regulatory duty
Rs 55,000
Sales tax (GST 18%)
Rs 58,795
Withholding tax (non-filer)
Rs 8,000
IT / mobile levy
Rs 5,000
Total
Rs 153,714

Estimate only. PTA/FBR set the final duty at the DIRBS counter using the model's assessed value and the USD rate on your payment day. Figures here are indicative and may differ.

Market Verdict

PTA Tax Arbitrage: Official PTA vs. Non-PTA + Duty

Arbitrage Calculation: Compare buying an already PTA-approved iPhone 17 Pro against buying a Non-PTA unit and paying the Rs 153,714 CNIC duty yourself. Buying an official PTA device eliminates FBR/DIRBS payment processing delays and prevents accidental customs re-assessment.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the PTA tax on iPhone 17 Pro in Pakistan?

The estimated PTA tax on a iPhone 17 Pro is around Rs 153,714 on CNIC and Rs 133,654 on passport (non-filer). Active tax filers pay around Rs 149,714. The final amount is set by PTA/FBR at DIRBS registration.

Is passport registration cheaper than CNIC for the iPhone 17 Pro?

Yes. Overseas Pakistanis and travellers who register on a passport within 60 days of arrival pay less than local CNIC registration. After 60 days only CNIC registration is available.

Do filers pay less PTA tax on the iPhone 17 Pro?

Filers pay a lower withholding-tax component than non-filers, saving Rs 4,000 on the iPhone 17 Pro. Customs duty, regulatory duty and sales tax are the same for both.

Why is there no single fixed iPhone 17 Pro tax figure?

Since 2026 FBR customs valuation rulings assess devices on a model-specific USD valuation, and the rupee duty is finalised at the DIRBS counter using the live bank rate on payment day.

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