DHA Lahore Property Transfer Expenses 2025-2026: A Complete Breakdown
Lahore, Pakistan – july 4, 2025 – Navigating property transfer charges in DHA Lahore can be complex. This thorough guide breaks down all associated expenses for buyers and sellers in 2025-2026, ensuring a obvious and smooth transaction.Key Expenses to Consider:
Stamp Duty: Currently 1% of the DC (Deputy commissioner) value [[1]].
Gain Tax (Seller – 236C): Rates vary based on the seller’s filer status and property value:
Filer: 4.5% (≤ Rs. 50M),5% (Rs.50M < Property ≤ Rs. 100M), 5.5% (> Rs. 100M)
Late Filer: 7.5% (≤ Rs. 50M), 8.5% (Rs. 50M < Property ≤ Rs. 100M), 9.5% (> Rs. 100M)
non-Filer: Rates not specified in provided sources.
advance Tax (Buyer – 236K): Rates depend on the buyer’s filer status and property value:
Filer: 1.5% (≤ Rs. 50M), 2% (Rs. 50M < Property ≤ Rs. 100M), 2.5% (> rs. 100M)
Late Filer: 4.5% (≤ Rs. 50M), 5.5% (Rs. 50M < Property ≤ Rs. 100M),6.5% (> Rs. 100M)
Non-Filer: 10.5% (≤ Rs. 50M), 14.5% (Rs. 50M < Property ≤ Rs.100M), 18.5% (> Rs. 100M)
DHA Transfer Fee: This fee fluctuates depending on the specific phase and plot size [[1]].
Other Potential Taxes: 7E Tax and TIP Tax may apply in certain DHA phases [[1]].
Understanding Property Valuation:
FBR Value: The rate declared by the Federal Board of Revenue, used for taxation purposes.
* DC Rate: Determined by the Deputy Commissioner Office, utilized for calculating stamp duties.
DHA Phases & Blocks Covered:
Services are available across all DHA Lahore sectors, including Phases 1-13, DHA Rahbar (Phase XI), DHA EME Sector, and Sector Shops & Commercial Zones.
Transfer Options:
Various transfer types are available to suit different needs: Regular, Urgent, Executive, and Super Executive.
Resources:
For a detailed property transfer procedure, including required documentation, visit
