Income Tax Withholding on Daraz Statements

Income tax withholding is the second tax line on a Daraz statement. Like sales tax withholding, it is taken from your payout and is not a Daraz fee.

What Did We Observe?

On the real weekly statements we looked at, the income tax withheld came to about 1.6 to 1.7 percent of item price. That is an observed estimate, not a legal rate, and your own figure may differ. Always check your own statement and FBR guidance. We do not give tax advice.

Worked Example

Example: Store A sells at Rs 2,000. At an observed 1.6 percent, income tax withheld is about Rs 32. Add the observed sales tax line of about 1.95 percent (Rs 39) and the two tax lines together take roughly Rs 71 from that order's payout.

Common Mistakes

• Adding the two tax lines and calling the total one rate.
• Forgetting that withheld tax is cash out of your payout even if you can account for it later.
• Using a rate from another seller or an old post without checking your latest statement.

Related Terms

Sales tax, withholding tax, payout cycle. Read Daraz seller tax withholding for the broader context. To see what the two tax lines do to one order, use the profit calculator. If you run several stores, Seller's Revolution finance reports show the tax lines for each store together.