Calculate Your Business Zakat.
Get It Right This Year.
A free zakat calculator built for Muslim business owners.
Enter your assets, liabilities, and receivables — and get a clear zakat figure in minutes, not hours.
The How
How is Business Zakat Calculated?
Zakat on a business is calculated on the net zakatable assets — what you own minus what you owe, as of your zakat anniversary date.
The standard method:
Add up all liquid and near-liquid assets: cash, stock held for trade, money owed to you, and short-term investments.
Subtract your current liabilities: debts due within the year, payroll owed, and taxes payable.
If the net figure is above the Nisab threshold, you owe 2.5% of that amount.
Fixed assets like machinery, property, and equipment are generally not zakatable — only assets you hold for trading purposes count.
Always consult a qualified Islamic scholar or accountant for your specific situation.
Why is it important
Most Business Owners Miscalculate Their Zakat
The most common mistakes:
Including fixed assets that aren't zakatable
Forgetting to deduct short-term liabilities
Using last year's Nisab threshold instead of the current one
Calculating on revenue instead of net zakatable assets
This calculator follows the standard Hanafi and majority scholarly positions. If your madhab has a different ruling, speak to your scholar — the figures here give you a solid starting point.
Solution
Stop Calculating This From Spreadsheets Every Year
This calculator gives you the number for today. Halal Accounts gives you the system that makes next year's calculation take five minutes, not five hours.
Your books are already organised around Islamic finance principles. Your chart of accounts separates what's zakatable from what isn't. Your receivables, payroll liabilities, and bank balances are all tracked in one place.
Come zakat season, you open the dashboard, run the report, and you're done.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Have a look and see if your questions are answered. If not, please contact us for any queries.
Does this calculator work for sole traders as well as limited companies?
Is the Nisab threshold based on current rates?
Can I use this if my business has multiple currencies?
Is receivables zakat due even if the customer hasn't paid yet?
What if my business year-end doesn't line up with my zakat date?
