Income Tax Calculator Nepal — Salary & TDS Calculator (FY slabs)
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Calculate Nepal income tax on salary with current Finance Act slabs, SSF (11%), CIT and provident-fund deductions. Free tax calculator for married and unmarried individual residents.
| Slab upto | Rate | Tax in slab |
|---|---|---|
| Rs 6,00,000 | 1.0% | Rs 6,000 |
| Rs 8,50,000 | 10.0% | Rs 24,060 |
FY configured: FY 2083/84. Verify with the latest Finance Act / IRD before filing.
About Income Tax Calculator
This Nepal income tax calculator estimates the annual and monthly tax on salary using the progressive slabs of the latest Finance Act, plus Nepal's standard salary deductions: Social Security Fund (SSF) 11% of basic salary (employee share), Provident Fund, and Citizen Investment Trust (CIT) — which give tax relief as allowed by the Income Tax Act 2058.
The slab configuration is stored as editable data: the admin can update it every Finance Act so the tool reflects the current fiscal year (Shrawan–Ashadh) brackets. Always reconcile the final figure against your employer's TDS certificate.
How to use — step by step
- Choose Married or Unmarried (different first-slab limits).
- Enter monthly salary (or switch to annual).
- Enter your basic salary so the 11% SSF share is computed correctly.
- Add optional SSF / PF / CIT amounts you contribute.
- Press Calculate — annual tax, monthly tax (TDS) and net salary appear; the slab breakdown shows how each ring of income is taxed.
Illustration — unmarried, Rs 80,000 monthly (first-slab income only)
| Annual salary | Rs 9,60,000 | Rs 80,000 × 12 |
| First slab taxed | Rs 6,00,000 × 1% | Lower bracket |
| Rest taxed | Rs 3,60,000 × 10% | Second bracket |
| Estimated annual tax | ≈ Rs 42,000 | Roughly Rs 3,500/month (before SSF/CIT relief) |
Frequently asked questions
QWhat are the income tax slabs in Nepal for the current fiscal year?
Slabs are shown inside the tool and are kept in editable data so they can be updated each Finance Act. For FY 2082/83 the unmarried first slab was Rs 6,00,000 at 1% (Rs 7,00,000 for married); confirm against the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) before filing.
QHow much is SSF contribution for employees in Nepal?
The employee contributes 11% of basic salary into the Social Security Fund; the employer adds 20% (11% PF-like + SSEF + gratuity). Contributions get tax treatment as allowed by the Act.
QHow can I reduce my salary tax in Nepal?
Standard routes are SSF/PF, CIT membership (deductions capped monthly) and insurance premiums. This tool subtracts them up to the configured caps to show approximate relief.