Nepal Salary & Tax Calculator
Calculate salary tax, monthly TDS, take-home pay, and IRD progressive tax slabs for FY 2080/81 and 2081/82.
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Compliant with Nepal Inland Revenue Department (IRD) Income Tax Slabs for Fiscal Year 2080/81 & 2081/82.
IRD Slabs 2081/82
Rs.
Number of Paid Months per Year12 Regular + 1 Dashain Bonus
Net Monthly Take-Home
Rs 66,083
Annual: Rs 7,93,000
Monthly Tax TDS
Rs 2,667
Annual Tax: Rs 32,000
Gross IncomeRs 9,75,000
Total DeductionsRs 2,15,000
Effective Tax Rate3.28%
Slab-by-Slab Calculation BreakdownTaxable: Rs 7,60,000
| Slab Bracket | Rate | Taxable Amount | Tax (NPR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slab 1First Rs 500,000 | 0% | Rs 5,00,000 | Rs 0 |
| Slab 2Rs 500,001 — Rs 700,000 | 10% | Rs 2,00,000 | Rs 20,000 |
| Slab 3Rs 700,001 — Rs 1,000,000 | 20% | Rs 60,000 | Rs 12,000 |
| Slab 4Rs 1,000,001 — Rs 2,000,000 | 30% | Rs 0 | Rs 0 |
| Slab 5Rs 2,000,001 — Rs 5,000,000 | 36% | Rs 0 | Rs 0 |
| Slab 6Above Rs 5,000,000 | 39% | Rs 0 | Rs 0 |
| Total Annual Tax Liability | Rs 32,000 | ||
How It Works
- 1Select your filing status: Individual/Single (व्यक्तिगत) or Married/Couple (दम्पति).
- 2Enter your monthly basic salary or annual income, along with paid months (e.g. 13 months for Dashain festival allowance).
- 3Toggle Social Security Fund (SSF) contribution to accurately calculate 1% SST exemptions.
- 4Optionally configure allowable deductions including CIT/Provident Fund, Life & Medical insurance premiums, and remote area allowances.
- 5Review your net monthly take-home pay, monthly TDS, and interactive slab-by-slab tax breakdown.
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Standard Monthly Salary with SSF
Rs. 75,000 / month (13 months with Dashain bonus)
Married Taxpayer with Insurance Deductions
Rs. 120,000 / month with Life & Health Insurance
Frequently Asked Questions
Which fiscal year rules are applied in this calculator?
Calculations reflect the active Nepal Inland Revenue Department (IRD) income tax rates and exemption slabs for Fiscal Year 2080/81 and 2081/82.
How does SSF registration affect the 1% Social Security Tax (SST)?
Employees registered with the Social Security Fund (SSF) are legally exempt from the 1% SST on the first income slab (Rs 500,000 for single and Rs 600,000 for married). Non-SSF taxpayers pay 1% SST on that first bracket.
What is the maximum allowable deduction for Provident Fund / CIT / SSF?
Per Nepal IRD rules, taxpayers can deduct up to 1/3 of total gross income, capped at Rs 500,000 for SSF contributors and Rs 300,000 for non-SSF EPF/CIT accounts.