Are you looking to buy the new iPhone 14 or Pro Max? If you are, then you’re probably wondering what the price and PTA tax will be in Pakistan. In this blog post, we’ll give you a breakdown of the latest iPhone prices in Pakistan and how much PTA tax you can expect to pay. So, without further ado, let’s get started!
iPhone 14 & Pro Max Price and PTA Tax in Pakistan
The iPhone 14 and Pro Max price in Pakistan is Rs. 339,999 and the PTA tax is around Rs. 150000. The total cost of the iPhone 14 and Pro Max with PTA tax is Rs.339,999. The PTA tax rate for the iPhone 14 and Pro Max is 20%. The iPhone 14 and Pro Max was released on October 13, 2023, and is available in 64 GB, 128 GB, and 256 GB storage variants. The iPhone 14 & Pro Max features a 6.1-inch OLED display, A14 Bionic processor, 5G support, dual rear cameras, and a new flat-sided design.
New iPhone 14 Pro Max Tax in Pakistan
The iPhone 14 Pro Max tax in Pakistan is Rs. 339,999. The expected price of the iPhone 14 Pro Max in USD is $2534. The phone features a Hexa Core CPU and an Apple A16 Bionic chipset (5 nm). It also has an Apple GPU. The display is a Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen with a resolution of 1284 x 2778 pixels (~457 PPI). It is also scratch-resistant and has an oleophobic coating. The phone has a built-in 128/256/512GB 1TB and 6GB RAM. It also has an NVMe card. The main camera is a quad camera with 48 MP (wide) and dual pixel PDA. The phone also has a 120Hz, HDR10, Dolby Vision, 1000 nits (HBM), and 1200 nits (peak) display.
Apple iPhone 14 Mobile Phones PTA Tax on Passport
As we all know, the iPhone 14 is one of the most popular mobile phones in the world. Many people have been waiting for its release so that they can get their hands on one of these amazing devices. However, there is a new tax that has been imposed on the import of these phones into Pakistan.
The Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA) has said that all mobile phones that are imported into the country will now be subject to a tax of each. This means that the price of the iPhone 14 will now be increased by when it is brought into Pakistan.
This new tax has been imposed in order to discourage people from importing mobile phones into the country. The PTA believes that this will help to reduce the number of smuggled phones in the country. It is also hoped that this will help to increase revenue for the government.
However, many people are not happy with this new tax. They believe that it is unfair to those who want to buy an iPhone 14. They also believe that the government should find other ways to increase revenue, rather than by taxing people who want to buy a mobile phone.
| Mobile Phone Value in $ USD | PTA Tax in Rupees (PKR) |
|---|---|
| $1 to $30 | Rs. 430 |
| $31 to $100 | Rs. 3200 |
| $101 to $200 | Rs. 9580 |
| $201 to $350 | Rs. 12200 + 17% Sales Tax Ad Valorem |
| $351 to $500 | Rs. 17800 + 17% Sales Tax Ad Valorem |
| $501 and above | Rs. 36870 + 17% Sales Tax Ad Valorem |
New iPhone 14 Mobile Phones PTA Tax on CNIC
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has announced that a tax of around Rs. 150000 will be levied on every new and imported mobile phone set including the Apple iPhone 14 series…
The PTA said that the tax has been imposed to “promote local manufacturing” and will help generate revenue for the government. The authority also said that the tax will not be applicable on mobile phones that are already in use.
The move has been criticized by many who say that it will make mobile phones more expensive and will only benefit a few local manufacturers. The PTA has defended the move, saying that it will help boost the economy and create jobs.
| Mobile Phone Value in $ USD | PTA Tax in Rupees (PKR) |
|---|---|
| $1 to $30 | Rs. 550 |
| $31 to $100 | Rs. 4323 |
| $101 to $200 | Rs. 11561 |
| $201 to $350 | Rs. 14661 + 17% Sales Tax Ad Valorem |
| $351 to $500 | Rs. 23420 + 17% Sales Tax Ad Valorem |
| $501 and above | Rs. 37007 + 17% Sales Tax Ad Valorem |
The new Apple iPhone 14 comes with a lot of great features and improvements. One of the most talked about feature is the new PTA tax on CNIC. This tax will be applicable for all mobile phone users in Pakistan who use their phones for making calls or sending text messages. The tax has been imposed by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) and it will be effective from 1st July, 2019.
The PTA has introduced this tax in order to discourage the use of mobile phones for illegal or unauthorised purposes. The tax will be levied on all prepaid and postpaid customers of mobile phone companies operating in Pakistan. The tax rate will be Rs. 1 per day for prepaid customers and Rs. 2 per day for postpaid customers.
The PTA has advised all mobile phone users to get their CNICs registered with their respective service providers in order to avoid paying the tax. The tax can be paid through easypaisa, jazzcash or bank transfer.
Those who do not register their CNICs with their service providers will have to pay the tax through monthly bills. The PTA has also advised mobile phone companies to provide clear and concise information to their customers about the new tax so that they can make an informed decision about whether or not to register their CNICs.
The PTA has taken this step in order to generate revenue for the government and to discourage the use of mobile phones for illegal or unauthorised purposes. It is hoped that this tax will help to reduce the number of people using mobile phones for illegal or unauthorised purposes in Pakistan.
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Conclusion:
The iPhone 14 Pro Max price and PTA tax in Pakistan 2022 are both still unknown, but it is speculated that the phone will cost around Rs. 339,999 Pakistani Rupees. With the new 20% sales tax, this would amount to a total of Rs. 439,999 Pakistani Rupees. This makes the iPhone 14 Pro Max one of the most expensive smartphones on the market and may be out of reach for many Pakistani consumers.