Excise And Taxation Housing Scheme

Excise and Taxation Housing Scheme, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan
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Secure Environment Affordable Housing Well-Planned Layout Government-Backed Proximity to Facilities

Excise and Taxation Housing Scheme Lahore was initiated as a residential project primarily for employees of the Excise and Taxation Department. It has evolved into a well-established community with modern infrastructure and amenities. The scheme is affordable and secure, offering a planned living environment close to key facilities in Lahore.

  • Developer: Excise and Taxation Department, Government of Punjab
  • Ideal For: Ideal for government employees and budget-conscious buyers seeking affordable, secure, and well-maintained residential options.
AREA(Kanal)
225+

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Approved
Yes

Latest Updates

Mandatory NOC for Property Transfers in DHA Lahore from June 2026

The Lahore Excise and Taxation Department has announced that, effective June 2026, a No-Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Excise & Taxation office will be mandatory for all property transfers within DHA Lahore. This policy marks a significant regulatory shift aimed at enhancing tax compliance and formalizing real estate transactions in one of Lahore’s most prominent housing authorities.

Large-Scale Enforcement Drive Launched by Lahore Excise & Taxation Department on 27 March 2026

On 27 March 2026, the Lahore Excise and Taxation Department launched a citywide enforcement operation targeting unregistered vehicles, unpaid taxes, and registration violations. Checks were intensified at key entry and exit points as part of a broader strategy to improve documentation and tax compliance across the city.

Provincial Tax Reforms Including Section 7E Cancellation and Withholding Tax Reduction

Punjab government has implemented major tax reforms impacting the housing sector: Section 7E tax has been officially canceled, and withholding tax rates have been reduced — from 4% to 2.5%, 3.5% to 2%, and 3% to 1.5% — to ease financial burdens on real estate investors and stimulate market activity.

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