Union Parishad Tax Calculator (Bangladesh)

Estimate the holding tax a Bangladesh union parishad can charge on a property from its annual value, the local rate and the minimum floor.

Enter your numbers

Annual value

Example: 100000

Tax rate

Example: 2

Minimum tax

Example: 500

Result

Currency

Figures are computed on your device; nothing is sent anywhere.

tax = annualValue * rate / 100; if tax < minimumTax then tax = minimumTax

The calculator takes the assessed annual value of the property and multiplies it by the rate set by the union parishad.

It divides by one hundred to convert that percentage into the base tax for the year.

If that tax falls below the compulsory minimum, it is replaced by the minimum so the rate never collects less.

Forgetting the compulsory minimum, since a small property still pays at least that floor even when the rate yields little.
Using the market value instead of the assessed annual value, which is the real base the holding tax is charged on.

Use it to anticipate the yearly tax on a house or shop before the union parishad collection date arrives.
Use it to compare how a different rate changes the tax and whether the minimum floor ends up applying.

An annual value of 100,000 taka at a 2 percent rate gives 2,000 taka, which is above the 500 taka minimum, so the tax is 2,000 taka.

Tax ৳2,000.00

What happens if the calculated tax is below the minimum?

If the calculated tax drops below the compulsory minimum, the minimum is charged instead, and the calculator flags that this happened.

Last updated: 2026-10-03