Income Tax Calculator BD
NBR 2025-26 slabs, exemptions, rebate, minimum tax & AIT.
Estimate TDS and VDS on vendor bills in one place. Enter the bill value, payment type, TIN status, and Mushak 6.3 status to see what should be withheld and what the vendor should actually receive.
Built as a working reference for FY 2025-26. Always confirm final filing position with current NBR guidance or a tax adviser.
IT Act 2023
Built around current withholding categories
VAT logic included
Shows VAT and VDS separately
TIN-sensitive rates
Reflects the usual higher rates without TIN
Useful for payment checks
Helps review what should be withheld before release
Step By Step
Worked Example
Use this sample to sanity-check your inputs and understand what the final result represents.
Final Result
The vendor receives BDT 90,000, while BDT 25,000 is withheld and later deposited to NBR.
Methodology
This section explains the calculation logic, assumptions, and source material used to make the result more trustworthy and easier to verify.
1. VAT: - VAT amount = Base bill x VAT rate - Gross bill = Base bill + VAT
2. TDS: - TDS = Base bill x Applicable TDS rate - Rate depends on payment category and often on TIN status
3. VDS: - VDS usually follows the VAT amount where withholding applies
4. Net payable: - Net payable = Gross bill - TDS - VDS
A quick working reference for common categories. For filing, always confirm the latest NBR circular or your adviser's interpretation.
| Payment category | Section | With TIN | Without TIN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supply of goods / contractor | S.86 | 5% | 7% |
| Service charge | S.89 | 10% | 15% |
| Professional service | S.89A | 10% | 12% |
| House rent | S.92 | 5% | 5% |
| Advertising / media | S.120 | 4% | 6% |
TDS is tax deducted at source. When a qualifying payer makes certain payments, part of the bill is withheld and deposited to NBR instead of being paid in full to the vendor.
VDS is VAT deducted at source. TDS is income-tax withholding on the base bill, while VDS is withholding of the VAT portion when the transaction and invoice setup require it.
In many real-world cases, VDS should only be considered when the vendor issues a proper Mushak 6.3 VAT invoice. Without that invoice, the handling is usually different.
Yes, often it does. Many categories apply a higher TDS rate when the vendor does not have a valid TIN.
📌 Applicable to company suppliers; 5% with TIN, 7% without.
VDS (withholding VAT) applies only if a proper Mushak 6.3 has been issued by the vendor.
Enter a bill amount above to calculate TDS and VDS withholding.