Nepal Salary Tax Calculator
FY 2083/84 · Income tax estimation for salaried employees
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* Rough estimation based on proposed FY 2083/84 rules. Consult a tax professional for actual filing.
How is salary income tax calculated in Nepal?
In Nepal, salary income tax is calculated under the Income Tax Act 2058 and administered by the Inland Revenue Department (IRD). For FY 2083/84, salaried employees are taxed on their net assessable income — that is, total annual salary minus approved deductions such as contributions to the Social Security Fund (SSF), Employees Provident Fund (EPF), Citizen Investment Trust (CIT), life insurance premiums (up to Rs. 40,000), and medical insurance premiums (up to Rs. 20,000). The remaining income is then taxed using a progressive slab system, starting at 1% on the first Rs. 5,00,000 (or Rs. 6,00,000 for married individuals) and rising up to 36% on income above Rs. 30,00,000. Employees who are not SSF contributors also pay an additional 1% social security tax, while unmarried female employees enjoy a 10% rebate on their total tax liability.
Nepal salary tax slabs for FY 2083/84 — what you need to know
The proposed tax slabs for FY 2083/84 introduce a 1% tax on the lowest income bracket, making it essential for every salaried employee in Nepal to review their withholding. Whether you earn Rs. 30,000 a month or Rs. 2,00,000 a month, knowing which slab your net assessable income falls into helps you plan contributions to EPF, SSF, or CIT more effectively and reduce your overall tax burden legally. This free Nepal salary tax calculator is updated for FY 2083/84 proposed rates and supports all common employee types — government staff, private sector employees, SSF contributors, and female employees. Simply enter your monthly salary, bonus, and deduction details above to get an instant estimate of your annual and monthly tax liability, along with a full slab-by-slab breakdown.