Zakat on Business Calculator - Calculate Business Zakat Accurately

Zakat on Business

Calculate Business Zakat Accurately

Zakat on Business Calculator

Calculate Zakat on your business assets with our specialized calculator. Includes inventory, receivables, and business liabilities with authentic Islamic calculations.

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Calculate Your Business Zakat

Zakat on business is calculated on the net zakatable assets of your business. This includes cash, inventory, receivables, and other business assets after deducting liabilities.

Current Nisab Value

Gold Nisab (87.48g): 0.00

Silver Nisab (612.36g): 0.00

Silver Nisab (Recommended)

Lower threshold that benefits more people in need, following majority contemporary scholarly opinion

Gold Nisab

Higher threshold preferred by some scholars in modern contexts

Gold Rate (per gram)

If you don't know current rates, we'll use approximate values

Silver Rate (per gram)

If you don't know current rates, we'll use approximate values

Business Assets

Cash in Hand & Bank

Account Receivables

Raw Materials

Work in Progress

Finished Goods

Business Investments

Other Business Assets

Business Liabilities

Business Loans

Account Payables

Other Liabilities

Your Business Zakat Calculation:

About Zakat on Business

Zakat on Business is an obligation for Muslim business owners to pay 2.5% of their zakatable business assets to those in need. It's calculated based on the net value of business assets after deducting liabilities.

Business assets subject to Zakat include cash, inventory (raw materials, work-in-progress, finished goods), receivables, and investments. Business equipment and property used for operations are generally not subject to Zakat.

The calculation is performed once every lunar year (Hawl) from the date your business assets first reached the Nisab threshold.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Zakat on Business? +

Zakat on Business is the obligation for Muslim business owners to pay 2.5% of their zakatable business assets to those in need. It includes cash, inventory, receivables, and other business assets after deducting liabilities.

How do I calculate Zakat on my business inventory? +

Zakat on inventory is calculated based on the current market value of all goods for sale. This includes raw materials, work-in-progress, and finished goods. The value should be what you could sell them for in the market, not their cost price.

Are business debts deductible when calculating Zakat? +

Yes, business debts and liabilities are deductible when calculating Zakat. These include loans, payables to suppliers, and other business obligations. Subtract these from your total assets to determine your net zakatable wealth.

Do I pay Zakat on business equipment and property? +

Business equipment and property used for operations are generally not subject to Zakat. However, if you own property or equipment for investment purposes (not used in your business operations), then Zakat may be due on their current market value.

When is Zakat due for a business? +

Zakat is due once every lunar year (Hawl) from the date your business assets first reached the Nisab threshold. Many businesses choose a specific date like the start of their fiscal year or an Islamic date for consistency.

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