The Karachi Metropolitan Corporation has decided to start collecting taxes from wedding halls under multiple categories, including beautification, live cooking, barbecues, and parking.
According to a plan finalised after a request from the Wedding Halls Association, challans will now be issued to halls based on the number of guests they host. The move will be enforced under the Sindh Local Government Act 2013 and its amended taxation rules. Authorities will also consider facilities like manpower, banquets, clubs, and ballrooms during tax assessment.
Wedding halls in Districts West, Central, and East will face the following tax structure:
Meanwhile, halls in Korangi and Malir districts will pay slightly lower rates:
The new tax plan is aimed at regulating the wedding industry and ensuring compliance with local government laws.
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