Prize Bond Tax in Pakistan Remains Unchanged: Upcoming Rs750 Prize Bond Draw on July 15

The Pakistani government has confirmed that Prize Bond tax rates in Pakistan will remain unchanged following the implementation of the Finance Act 2026-27, providing relief to investors and regular participants in the national prize bond scheme.

The current tax policy will remain unchanged, with 15% tax on prize bond winnings for active taxpayers and 30% for non-filers. The decision does not impact the amount of prize bond winnings that will be subject to withholding tax in the new fiscal year.

The new tax arrangement will ensure that winnings from the prize bond will awarded under the same tax laws that applied in the previous fiscal year.

Rs750 Prize Bond Draw to Be Held on July 15

Meanwhile, the 107th draw of the Rs750 prize bond planned in Lahore on 15th July, 2026.

The prize distribution includes:

• First Prize: Rs1,500,000 (One winner)
• Second Prize: Rs500,000 each (Three winners)
• Third Prize: Rs9,300 each (Hundreds of winners)

The draw is one of the most sought-after categories of prize bonds issued by the government and expected to see thousands of investors taking part in the draw.

Prize Bond Scheme Continues to Attract Investors

There is one more reason why Pakistan’s Prize Bond Scheme is a preferred investment option for many citizens is that it allows people to keep their money safe and invest in the scheme while at the same time regular cash prizes are provided through quarterly draw.

The government supports this scheme and it is still gaining in popularity from small and big investors who want to save in a low-risk instrument and still get a big prize.

Available Prize Bond Denominations in Pakistan

Currently, prize bonds are available in the following denominations across Pakistan:

• Rs100
• Rs200
• Rs750
• Rs1,500
• Rs7,500
• Rs15,000
• Rs25,000
• Rs40,000

Investors are urged to check the draw schedules and claiming procedures from official government sources and make sure their tax status is up-to-date to take advantage of the lower 15% withholding tax for active filers.