Nepal Salary Tax Calculator: Slabs, Deductions & Your Take-Home (FY 2082/83)
Stop guessing your tax. Enter salary, marital status, and deductions—see your tax and net take-home instantly. Built for Nepal’s latest fiscal year with progressive slabs and common deductions (SSF/EPF/CIT, insurance, remote allowance, and more).
How the Salary Tax Calculator Works
Our calculator applies Nepal’s progressive income tax slabs for FY 2082/83 (2025/26). It computes tax slab by slab, adds (or ignores) the 1% Social Security Tax (SST) depending on your SSF status, and subtracts eligible deductions—so you see both annual and monthly tax plus your take-home pay.
- Choose Single or Married
- Enter annual or monthly gross salary
- Add deductions: SSF/EPF/CIT, insurance, remote allowance
- Get slab-wise breakdown and totals
Salary Tax Slabs in Nepal (FY 2082/83)
Below are the commonly referenced progressive slabs for Single and Married taxpayers. Your first threshold is lower as Single and higher as Married; beyond that, rates step up with income.
Single Taxpayer
| Annual Income (NPR) | Rate |
|---|---|
| Up to 500,000 | 1% Social Security Tax (SST)* |
| 500,001 – 700,000 | 10% |
| 700,001 – 1,000,000 | 20% |
| 1,000,001 – 2,000,000 | 30% |
| 2,000,001 – 5,000,000 | 36% |
| Above 5,000,000 | 39% |
* If you contribute to the Social Security Fund (SSF), the separate 1% SST may not apply.
Married Taxpayer
| Annual Income (NPR) | Rate |
|---|---|
| Up to 600,000 | 1% SST* |
| 600,001 – 800,000 | 10% |
| 800,001 – 1,100,000 | 20% |
| 1,100,001 – 2,100,000 | 30% |
| 2,100,001 – 5,100,000 | 36% |
| Above 5,100,000 | 39% |
* Subject to SSF participation as above.
Disclaimer: The slabs and thresholds are summarized for convenience and may be updated by authorities. Always use the calculator and verify with official sources for the latest figures.
Deductions & Rebates You Shouldn’t Miss
- SSF/EPF/CIT contributions: Claim up to the statutory limit (commonly up to NPR 500,000 or one-third of assessable income—whichever is lower), across these schemes combined.
- Life Insurance Premium: Deduct up to the allowed cap (e.g., NPR 40,000).
- Health/Medical Insurance: Deduct up to the allowed cap (e.g., NPR 20,000).
- Remote Area Allowance: Additional deduction if posted in designated areas (limit varies by classification).
- Female Rebate: Eligible female taxpayers may receive a percentage rebate on computed tax per prevailing rules.
Worked Example (Illustration)
Scenario: Single filer with annual income NPR 1,800,000, no SSF (so SST applies), no other deductions.
- First 500,000 → 1% SST = 5,000
- Next 200,000 (to 700,000) → 10% = 20,000
- Next 300,000 (to 1,000,000) → 20% = 60,000
- Next 800,000 (to 1,800,000) → 30% = 240,000
Total tax ≈ NPR 305,000. If enrolled in SSF, the separate 1% SST part (5,000) may not apply → tax ≈ NPR 300,000.
This is an educational illustration. Your real result can differ based on deductions, benefits, insurance, and updates. Use the calculator for precision.
Pro Tips for Accurate Results
- Switch between monthly and annual input to cross-check your numbers.
- Include your SSF/EPF/CIT contribution to reduce taxable income.
- Add life/health insurance premiums (up to allowable caps).
- If you’re posted in a remote area, add your allowance deduction.
- Married? Select Married to apply the higher basic threshold.
FAQ: Nepal Salary Tax Calculator
Which fiscal year is covered?
FY 2082/83 (2025/26). We update annually after the new budget/finance bill is announced.
Is the 1% SST always charged?
If you are enrolled in SSF, the separate 1% SST may not be levied as a standalone charge. The app handles this toggle.
Do married taxpayers get a higher threshold?
Yes. Select “Married” to apply the higher basic threshold before progressive slabs kick in.
Can I export or share results?
You can screenshot the slab breakdown and monthly/annual summary from your phone for HR or personal records.
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