Pakistan

No general net wealth tax in Pakistan. PWC's consolidated quick chart shows '1' for Pakistan, but this refers to the 'Tax on value of capital assets': a resident individual owning immovable property is taxed on DEEMED income of 5% of the property's fair market value at a 20% rate (net effective 1% of FMV) — legally an income tax on notional/deemed rental-equivalent income, and it applies only to immovable property (one asset class, with numerous exclusions including one property per resident, business premises, agricultural land, and property under PKR 25 million), not to total net worth. Per this site's modeling rules (deemed/notional-income mechanisms and single-asset-class levies are excluded from 'wealth tax'), this is modeled as no wealth tax. Pakistan's PWC page has no separate 'Net wealth/worth taxes' subsection. Flagged because the quick chart's '1' could otherwise look like a missed positive rate.