Nepalese Income Tax Calculator

Calculate salary income tax with the latest IRD slabs for FY 2083-84.

Assessment Info
Fiscal Year
Gender
Marital Status
Residency

From FY 2083-84, single and married taxpayers use the same tax slabs, so marital status does not change the result.

Annual Income

Monthly Salary
No. of Months
Bonus
Total Salary

Annual Deduction

EPF Contribution
SSF Contribution
CIT Contribution
Life Insurance Premium
Health Insurance Premium
House Insurance Premium
Donation
Other Allowable Deduction
Medical Expenses
Remote Area Allowance

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About the Nepal Income Tax Calculator

This calculator estimates income tax on salary in Nepal using the slabs set by the Finance Act. For FY 2083-84 there is one table for everyone: 1% up to Rs 10 lakh, 10% up to Rs 15 lakh, 20% up to Rs 25 lakh, 27% up to Rs 40 lakh and 29% above that.

It applies the common deductions employees can claim, including retirement contributions (EPF, SSF, CIT), life and health insurance, and shows your yearly tax, monthly TDS and take-home pay.

How to use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator

  1. Set Assessment Info: fiscal year, gender, marital status, and residency.
  2. Fill Annual Income: monthly salary, number of months, and bonus—Total Salary calculates automatically.
  3. Enter Annual Deduction amounts (EPF, SSF, CIT, insurance premiums, donation, medical, etc.).
  4. Click Calculate Tax to see taxable income, slab-wise tax, rebates, and monthly take-home.
  5. Use Clear Inputs to reset the form.

Formula

Taxable income = Gross salary − allowable deductions. FY 2083-84 slabs (one table for everyone): 1% up to Rs. 10 lakh, 10% to Rs. 15 lakh, 20% to Rs. 25 lakh, 27% to Rs. 40 lakh, 29% above. Earlier years used six slabs (1% to 39%) with a larger first slab for married filers.

Tips

  • EPF + SSF + CIT share one cap: lower of Rs. 5,00,000 or one-third of income.
  • Life insurance cap Rs. 40,000; health insurance cap Rs. 20,000 per year.
  • Female taxpayers may get 10% rebate on tax for employment income.
  • SSF contributors typically do not pay the 1% social security tax on the first slab.
  • Confirm final liability with IRD or a tax professional before filing.

Frequently asked questions

What are the income tax slabs in Nepal for FY 2083-84?

For FY 2083-84 the slabs are the same for single and married taxpayers: 1% on income up to Rs 10,00,000, 10% from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 15 lakh, 20% from Rs 15 lakh to Rs 25 lakh, 27% from Rs 25 lakh to Rs 40 lakh, and 29% above Rs 40 lakh.

How much tax do I pay on a Rs 12 lakh salary?

Before deductions and rebates, Rs 12 lakh of taxable income gives 1% on the first Rs 10 lakh (Rs 10,000) plus 10% on the next Rs 2 lakh (Rs 20,000), a total of Rs 30,000 for the year. SSF contributors usually do not pay the 1% part, and deductions lower the taxable income.

Which deductions reduce my taxable income?

Contributions to EPF, SSF and CIT are deductible up to the lower of Rs 5,00,000 or one-third of your income. Life insurance premiums (up to Rs 40,000) and health insurance premiums (up to Rs 20,000) are also deductible, along with eligible donations and remote-area allowances.

Do women get a tax rebate in Nepal?

Yes. Female taxpayers with only employment income generally receive a 10% rebate on the tax amount. The calculator applies it when you select female.

Is this the final tax I owe?

It is an estimate for salary income. Your employer deducts TDS each month, and other income, special allowances or later rule changes can affect the final amount. Confirm with the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) or a tax professional before filing.