Property Tax in Multan (TY 2025-26)
Multan property tax guide TY 2025-26 — Bosan Road, DHA Multan, Cantt valuations, Section 236C/236K WHT, Section 7E, Punjab stamp duty, PLRA registry.
Multan property transactions face the federal stack — 236C 3%/10% seller, 236K 3%/10.5% buyer, 7E on properties above PKR 25M, 37(1A) CGT within five years — plus Punjab stamp duty (1-3%) and PLRA registration. As the industrial hub and agricultural commercial center of South Punjab, Multan sees substantial mixed residential/commercial deal flow, especially in the Bosan Road and DHA Multan corridors.
FBR's Multan valuation table has expanded sharply with DHA Multan's growth — Phases I and II now command the top per-kanal rates in the city. Cantt-board properties around Saddar and Cantonment area follow a parallel cantonment-board mutation process distinct from PLRA's civilian registration. Mango-belt agricultural land outside city limits transacts under a separate, much lower rate card.
Frequently asked questions
What's the buyer's WHT in Multan?
Section 236K — 3% (filer) or 10.5% (non-filer) of FBR-notified value, collected by the PLRA Sub-Registrar or Cantt Board at transfer.
Is DHA Multan valued like DHA Lahore?
Lower per-kanal than DHA Lahore but higher than other Multan zones. The gap has been narrowing as DHA Multan's later phases mature.
Does Section 7E apply to Multan agricultural land?
Federal Section 7E targets immovable property above PKR 25M — most Multan agricultural land falls below this threshold, but Bosan Road and DHA Multan residential plots often cross it.