FBR Valuation Table Attock 2026: A-Block, Civil Lines, Hassan Abdal and Fateh Jang Rates per Sq Ft (Full List)

FBR uses this fair market value to charge advance income tax when you buy or sell property, if it is higher than the price written in the deed. We downloaded the full 1,256 row table from FBR's website on 12 November 2026 and pulled out the Attock city blocks, Hassan Abdal, Fateh Jang, Pindi Gheb, Jand and the housing schemes.

Attock's FBR table has 1,256 rows across six tehsils

SRO 1680(I)/2024 was issued on 29 October 2024 under section 68(4) of the Income Tax Ordinance. It replaced SRO 1736(I)/2022 of 13 September 2022 and took effect on 1 November 2024. Each row has a tehsil, a description of the area and two values per square foot: one for a residential open plot and one for a commercial open plot.

The rows split by tehsil like this: Fateh Jang 505, Attock 248, Hazro 172, Hassan Abdal 168, Pindi Gheb 91 and Jand 72. Most areas appear twice, once for "On Road" and once for "Away From Road". The road rows are always higher, often three or four times higher.

We opened FBR's Valuation of Immovable Properties page on 12 November 2026, clicked Attock in the district list and downloaded the PDF it links. The page names SRO 1680(I)/2024 of 29 October 2024 and its "Other Related SROs" box was empty, so no 2026 amendment is attached to Attock. We also searched FBR's Income Tax SRO list for every 2026 valuation notification, and none of the fourteen we found is for Attock. The PDF is a small file, about 660 KB, and opened at once on a phone connection. It is easy to read: one row per line, area name in the middle and the two values at the right.

A-Block to K-Block and Pleader Line lead Attock city's house plot values

In Attock city, the area near the Session House, DC House and Jinnah Park has the highest residential value we found at Rs 22,406 a square foot on the road. The lettered blocks, A to F and K, are Rs 20,202 on the road and Rs 5,510 away from it.

The gap between the two columns is the main thing to notice. A 5 marla plot in A-Block is valued almost four times higher if it faces the main road. Check which row your plot sits on before you agree a deed price.

C-Block, D-Block and Civil Main Bazar shops are the costliest at Rs 40,404

The top commercial value in the district is Rs 40,404 a square foot, for shop plots on the road in C-Block, D-Block, E/F-Block and H-Block (Civil Main Bazar). Outside Attock city, Hassan Abdal's bazaars come next.

• C-Block, D-Block, E/F-Block, Civil Main Bazar (Attock): commercial on road Rs 40,404.
• A-Block, B-Block, K-Block (Attock): commercial on road Rs 36,731.
• Sarafa Bazar, Main Bazar, Shahjulan Road (Hassan Abdal): commercial on road Rs 22,404; residential Rs 11,386 in Sarafa Bazar and Rs 8,080 on the other two.
• Adda Larian (Hassan Abdal): commercial Rs 13,222, residential Rs 4,040.
• Market, Ward 9 (Jand): commercial Rs 13,038, residential Rs 7,713.
• Ward 6 (Fateh Jang): commercial on road Rs 12,561. Fateh Jang wards 1, 2, 3, 10, 11 and 12 carry a residential road value of Rs 3,673.
• Old Committee and Bus Stand Road (Pindi Gheb): commercial Rs 7,346, residential Rs 2,461.

Hazro has 172 rows with a top commercial value of Rs 28,280, but its area names run over several lines in the PDF. Read your Hazro row in the PDF itself rather than from a copy.

Housing schemes in Attock mostly sit between Rs 1,000 and Rs 2,100

The named colonies and towns are much cheaper than the city blocks. Most residential scheme rows fall between Rs 1,047 and Rs 2,094 a square foot.

An FBR value is not approval of a scheme. Before you buy, check whether a housing society is approved in Punjab.

How to work out the FBR value of an Attock house or plot

Multiply the plot's square feet by the right land rate, then add the covered area of any building times Rs 1,000 for a house or Rs 1,500 for a shop. Tax is charged on the higher of this total and the deed price.

1. Find your tehsil and the area description in the table.
2. Pick the On Road or Away From Road row for your plot.
3. Convert the plot to square feet. One Punjab marla is commonly taken as 272.25 square feet, but use the size on your registry.
4. Multiply by the residential or commercial rate.
5. Add the covered area times Rs 1,000 (house) or Rs 1,500 (shop), then compare with the deed price.

Example: a 5 marla plot of 1,361 square feet in A-Block, away from the road, with a 1,000 square foot house. The land is 1,361 times Rs 5,510, which is Rs 7,499,110. The building is 1,000 times Rs 1,000, which is Rs 1,000,000. The total is Rs 8,499,110, our arithmetic. Our reading is that the building rate applies to covered area; confirm it with the sub-registrar.

Under the Finance Act 2026 a filer buyer pays advance tax of 1.25% of the fair market value, which comes to about Rs 106,239 on that example. A seller pays the sale rate on the same value. Overseas Pakistanis can get the filer rate with a NICOP or POC. These rates come from our Finance Act 2026 explainer; we did not re-read the Act today.

What the Attock FBR table does not decide

The FBR value is for federal income tax only. Punjab's stamp duty and registration fee use the District Collector's rate, and the land record sits with the Punjab Land Records Authority. The two values can differ a lot for the same plot.

Read about the DC valuation of property, the PLRA fard and mutation fees and the checks to run on a registry before you buy.

For nearby districts, see the FBR valuation table for Rawalpindi and the table for Islamabad.

Common questions

What is the FBR valuation of A-Block Attock?

Rs 20,202 a square foot for a residential plot on the road and Rs 5,510 away from it. A commercial plot on the road is Rs 36,731.

Has FBR changed the Attock table in 2026?

We found no 2026 amendment. FBR's Attock page lists only SRO 1680(I)/2024, and none of the 2026 valuation notifications on FBR's Income Tax SRO list is for Attock.

What is the building rate in Attock?

Rs 1,000 a square foot for a residential building and Rs 1,500 for a commercial one, under paragraph 2 of the notification.

Does the table cover Hassan Abdal, Fateh Jang and Hazro?

Yes. It covers all six tehsils: Attock, Fateh Jang, Hassan Abdal, Hazro, Pindi Gheb and Jand.

Why does my area have two values?

Most areas have an On Road and an Away From Road row, and each row has a residential and a commercial value. Match both the location and the use of your plot.