Kabirwala, in Khanewal district north of Multan, is a cotton, wheat and mango tehsil with ginning factories, a grain market and many families farming canal-irrigated land.
Ginning Factories
Ginners buy seed cotton during the picking season and sell lint to spinning mills and cottonseed to oil mills. Spinning mills withhold tax on purchases. Ginners above the threshold file monthly sales tax returns, and their income tax return should match those figures.
Mango Orchards
Mango orchards around Kabirwala supply markets across Pakistan and exporters. Owners selling their own fruit earn agricultural income. Contractors who lease orchards for the season and sell the crop earn business income, with the lease price, picking, packing and freight as costs.
Grain Market
Arhtis earn commission on wheat and cotton; advances to farmers are receivables.
Farmers
Wheat, cotton and fodder from family land are agricultural income.
Salaried Residents
Teachers, bank staff and government employees have tax withheld.
Shops and Services
Shops on the main road keep supplier bills and daily sales; restaurants deal with PRA.
Dairy and Livestock
Families keep buffaloes for milk sold to collectors for processors. Small-scale dairy as part of farming is agricultural, while a commercial dairy with purchased feed and hired workers is a business.
Teachers and Bank Staff
Salaried residents have tax withheld and file to claim any excess.
Property in Khanewal and Multan
Families investing harvest income in plots benefit from filer rates at transfer.
Also see NTN registration in Kabirwala and income tax return filing in Kabirwala.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a mango contractor's income agricultural?
No, leasing orchards to sell the crop is business.
Do ginners' sales tax and income tax figures need to match?
Yes, FBR compares them.
Is cotton from my land taxable?
It is agricultural income.
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