Government Salary & Pension Increase Calculator 2026-27

Enter your basic pay and allowances to see the budget 2026-27 increase, new gross and take-home salary and arrears. Pensioners can calculate their increased pension.

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Federal 2026-27: 7% (salary and pension). Punjab pension: 3.5%.
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Budget 2026-27: what was announced

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb presented the federal budget on 12 June 2026. It gave a 7% increase in salaries of federal government employees and a 7% increase in pensions, effective 1 July 2026, together with lower income tax rates for annual salaries between Rs 2.2 million and Rs 7 million. The minimum wage was raised by 10% to Rs 40,700 a month for the federal capital.

Provinces announce their own packages. Punjab's budget (16 June 2026) proposed a 7% salary increase and a 3.5% pension increase. Sindh announced 7% for both salaries and pensions. Enter the rate that applies to you in the calculator.

How the increase is applied

Budget increases for serving employees are calculated on basic pay (running or revised basic, as notified), not on the full gross. Allowances such as house rent, conveyance and medical change only if the notification says so. That is why the calculator asks for basic pay and allowances separately:

Increase = basic pay × rate  ·  New gross = basic + allowances + increase

When previous ad hoc relief allowances are merged into basic pay, the new basic is higher, so later percentage increases, annual increments and pension are all worked out on a larger base. If your department has issued revised basic pay figures, enter those.

Increase by grade (illustrative)

LevelExample basic payMonthly increase (7%)Per year
Junior (approx. BPS 1–7)Rs 40,000Rs 2,800Rs 33,600
Clerical (approx. BPS 11–14)Rs 65,000Rs 4,550Rs 54,600
Officer (approx. BPS 16–17)Rs 110,000Rs 7,700Rs 92,400
Senior officer (approx. BPS 18–19)Rs 180,000Rs 12,600Rs 151,200
Senior management (BPS 20+)Rs 300,000Rs 21,000Rs 252,000

Basic pay within each BPS depends on your stage (number of annual increments earned), so these are examples rather than official scale values.

Arrears

When the revised pay is processed late, the difference from 1 July is paid as arrears. The calculator multiplies the monthly increase by the months you enter. Arrears are taxable as salary in the month paid.

Take-home after tax

The calculator shows take-home before and after the increase using the FY 2026-27 salaried slabs. Lower tax rates in the middle slabs mean many officers in grades 17 and above see a larger rise in net pay than the 7% headline. GP fund subscription, benevolent fund and group insurance deductions are not included.

Pensioners

The pension increase is applied to net pension (after commutation). To recalculate commutation or estimate a new pension at retirement, use the pension & commutation calculator. Our article on the government salary increase 2026-27 explains the full package.

Frequently asked questions

How much did government salaries increase in 2026-27?

Federal employees received a 7% increase from 1 July 2026. Provinces announced their own rates; Punjab and Sindh also announced 7% for salaries.

Is the increase on basic pay or gross salary?

It is calculated on basic pay as notified by the Finance Division or provincial finance department.

How much did pensions increase in budget 2026-27?

Federal pensions increased by 7%. Punjab announced 3.5% and Sindh 7%.

When will arrears be paid?

Arrears from 1 July are paid once the revised pay is processed by AGPR / AG offices, usually within the first few months of the fiscal year.

Is the increase taxable?

Yes, it is part of salary. The calculator shows take-home after FY 2026-27 income tax.

Results are estimates for general guidance and are not financial, tax or legal advice. Rules and rates change; confirm with the relevant authority or a qualified adviser before acting. Last reviewed: 13 November 2026.