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Orchards in Gulistan and the Valley

The valleys around Gulistan and Qila Abdullah are planted with grapes, apples, apricots and pomegranates, watered by karez channels and tubewells. Fruit grown on family land is agricultural income, outside federal income tax. Traders who buy orchards on the tree in spring, pick and pack the fruit and send it to Quetta, Karachi or Punjab earn business income on the difference between their sales and the contract price, labour, crates and freight. Grapes and apples kept in Quetta's cold stores over 30 June are closing stock for those traders.

Trade Towards Chaman and Afghanistan

The district's position on the road to Chaman means many residents work in transport, warehousing and trade with Afghanistan. Goods should move through customs, where duties and advance income tax are collected against the importer's registration; those collections can be credited when the importer files.

Transporters Through the Khojak

Truck and coach owners on the Quetta-Chaman road keep freight and fare records, fuel and tyre bills, and claim the advance tax paid with their annual vehicle tax.

Tubewells and Water Sales

Farmers who sell tubewell water to neighbours earn separate income from the pump; solar systems bought on credit are listed with the loan.

Government and Levies Staff

Teachers, health workers and levies personnel have salary tax withheld.

Services Tax

Hotels, restaurants and other services fall under the Balochistan Revenue Authority.