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Calculate taxable income and tax liability

Mr. Haris, a non-resident of Pakistan, was doing job in UCP as lecturer with a taxable salary of Rs.200,000/- month from July 2019. He has also started a business in UK from where he earned income of Rs.1,200,000/- and paid tax Rs:35,000/- in UK. He paid Zakat of Rs:8,000 to a needy family. Tax deducted on registration of car was Rs. 10,000/- and tax collected by cellular company was Rs.2,000/-. Compute his taxable income and tax liability? 

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