Pakistan’s Budget 2026-27 includes revisions to the “super tax” levied on companies with high profitability. The tax, initially introduced as a one-off measure, has been extended and its rates adjusted. Companies earning over PKR 300 million will now face a super tax rate of 20%, an increase from the previous 10%. Those with profits exceeding PKR 1 billion will be taxed at 25%. The government aims to generate additional revenue through these increased rates, addressing fiscal challenges and funding development projects. Officials state the measure is designed to ensure larger corporations contribute more to national revenue. The revised super tax is expected to impact sectors with substantial profits, including banking, oil, and telecommunications.