On the base Suzuki Alto: Sindh charges token tax of Rs 20,000, a registration fee of Rs 30,098 (1% of the payorder price) and income tax of Rs 10,000 for a filer, plus number plates Rs 3,450, smart card Rs 1,600 and documents Rs 500. In Sindh that lifetime token is optional: Excise Sindh also lets you pay Rs 1,500 a year instead, with Rs 800 a year of advance income tax rather than the lump sum. On the base Honda Civic: Sindh charges token tax of Rs 4,000, a registration fee of Rs 198,007 (2.25% of the payorder price), income tax of Rs 2,500 for a filer and capital value tax of Rs 88,003 (1% on cars above 1300cc), plus number plates Rs 3,450, smart card Rs 1,600 and documents Rs 500. Engine size and price decide most of the gap — federal withholding alone is Rs 14,974 on the first and Rs 256,320 on the second.