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Monthly Take-Home Salary
Rs. 71,200
Effective Tax Rate: 0.00%Marginal Tax Rate: 0%

Salary Calculation Summary

DescriptionMonthlyAnnual
Gross SalaryRs. 80,000Rs. 9,60,000
Salary TaxRs. 0Rs. 0
Employee SSF (11%)Rs. 8,800Rs. 1,05,600
Total Employee DeductionsRs. 8,800Rs. 1,05,600
Take-Home SalaryRs. 71,200Rs. 8,54,400
Employer SSF (20%)Rs. 16,000Rs. 1,92,000
Total Employer ContributionRs. 16,000Rs. 1,92,000
Cost to Company (CTC)Rs. 96,000Rs. 11,52,000

Tax Slab Breakdown (Annual)

Up to Rs. 10,00,000
Rs. 0
Total Annual Income TaxRs. 0
Last Updated: FY 2083/84 Finance Act: Government of Nepal

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Assumptions: Resident Individual · FY 2083/84 Income Tax Rates · Progressive Annual Tax Calculation · Monthly Salary Converted to Annual · Standard Approved Deductions Only.

Salary Calculator Scope

This calculator is designed specifically for salaried employees in Nepal. It calculates:

  • Gross Salary
  • Salary Tax
  • SSF
  • CIT
  • EPF
  • Employer Cost (CTC)
  • Payroll Deductions
  • Monthly Take Home Salary

For business income, rental income, capital gains, professional income or multiple income sources, use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator.

Payroll Distribution

Take-Home
Employee SSF

Calculation Flow (Monthly)

Gross Monthly SalaryRs. 80,000
− Employee SSF (11%)Rs. 8,800
− Estimated Monthly TaxRs. 0
= Monthly Take-Home SalaryRs. 71,200

Salary Comparison

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Salary Growth Simulation

If your salary increases, here is how your estimated monthly tax and take-home salary would change:

+5%

Rs. 84,000/month

Tax: Rs. 0 (+Rs. 0) · Take-Home: Rs. 74,760 (+Rs. 3,560) · Rate: 0.00%

+10%

Rs. 88,000/month

Tax: Rs. 0 (+Rs. 0) · Take-Home: Rs. 78,320 (+Rs. 7,120) · Rate: 0.00%

+20%

Rs. 96,000/month

Tax: Rs. 211 (+Rs. 211) · Take-Home: Rs. 85,229 (+Rs. 14,029) · Rate: 0.22%

Tax Saving Suggestions

Informational only — not financial advice. Consult your employer or a tax professional.

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Consider CIT or PF

CIT and Provident Fund contributions reduce your annual taxable income (combined with SSF, capped at one-third of salary or Rs. 5,00,000).

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Residential Building Insurance

Residential building insurance premiums are now deductible up to Rs. 10,000 per year under the FY 2083/84 Finance Act.

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Education Deduction (New FY 2083/84)

Tuition paid is deductible at 25% of annual tuition (maximum Rs. 25,000) under the new FY 2083/84 deduction rules.

Disclaimer: This calculator provides an estimate based on the latest Government of Nepal FY 2083/84 Income Tax Act and Finance Act provisions. Individual tax liabilities may vary depending on personal circumstances, applicable deductions, employment status, and future IRD amendments. Verify with your employer or tax advisor.

What This Salary Calculator Covers

This Salary Calculator is designed exclusively for employment income in Nepal. It calculates salary tax, payroll deductions, Social Security Fund (SSF), Citizen Investment Trust (CIT), Employee Provident Fund (EPF), employer contribution and take-home salary using the latest FY 2083/84 rules. It should not be used for business income, professional income, rental income, capital gains or other taxable income sources.

Salary Calculator vs Income Tax Calculator

Salary Calculator

  • • Salary only
  • • Payroll
  • • Employee deductions
  • • Employer cost
  • • Take-home salary
  • • Monthly payroll

Income Tax Calculator

  • • Business income
  • • Rental income
  • • Capital gains
  • • Professional income
  • • Multiple income sources
  • • Complete annual taxation

If your only income comes from employment, use this Salary Calculator. If you have additional taxable income sources, we highly recommend using the Nepal Income Tax Calculator to accurately assess your overall liability across all income streams.

Nepal Salary Tax Calculator (FY 2083/84)

✓ Updated for FY2083/84✓ Finance Act 2083Last Updated: July 2026

Calculate your Nepal salary tax instantly using the latest FY 2083/84 income tax rates announced by the Ministry of Finance. Enter your monthly salary to receive an accurate breakdown of Nepal Income Tax, Social Security Fund (SSF), Citizen Investment Trust (CIT), employer contribution, take-home salary and total employer cost.

Quick Summary

Nepal uses a progressive income tax system for salaried individuals. The FY 2083/84 tax rates range from 1% to 29%, depending on annual taxable income after eligible deductions such as employee SSF and CIT contributions. Monthly income tax is always derived from an annual calculation divided by 12.

Salary Tax Breakdown

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Gross Salary

Monthly salary before any deductions, starting point for all tax calculations.

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Taxable Salary

Salary remaining after eligible deductions such as SSF and CIT contributions.

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Income Tax

Tax calculated using the FY 2083/84 progressive slabs from 1% to 29%.

Take-Home Salary

Final salary received after income tax and all eligible deductions.

What is Nepal Salary Tax?

Salary tax in Nepal is the income tax levied on remuneration received by salaried individuals. It is governed under the Income Tax Act of Nepal and administered by the Inland Revenue Department (IRD), a process called Tax Deducted at Source (TDS).

Nepal uses a progressive income tax system, meaning different portions of annual income are taxed at different rates. Only the portion falling within a slab is taxed at that slab rate, not the entire salary. For FY 2083/84, the Government of Nepal revised the structure with updated slabs, a higher threshold, and new approved deductions.

Who Should Use This Calculator?

This tool is specifically built for calculating employment-related tax liabilities for:

Private sector employees
Government employees
NGO and INGO employees
Corporate and bank employees
Teachers and educators
Healthcare professionals
IT professionals and engineers
HR managers running payroll

Nepal Income Tax Slabs (FY 2083/84)

The Government of Nepal revised the personal income tax slabs for FY 2083/84. The new structure raises the first slab threshold to Rs. 10,00,000 and reduces the maximum rate to 29%:

Annual Taxable IncomeTax RateMax Tax on Slab
Up to Rs. 10,00,0001%Rs. 10,000
Rs. 10,00,001 – Rs. 15,00,00010%Rs. 50,000
Rs. 15,00,001 – Rs. 25,00,00020%Rs. 2,00,000
Rs. 25,00,001 – Rs. 40,00,00027%Rs. 4,05,000
Above Rs. 40,00,00029% (27% + 2% surcharge)On all income above 40L

How Salary Tax is Calculated in Nepal

Salary tax must always be calculated on an annual basis first, then divided by 12 for monthly TDS. Applying monthly slabs directly produces incorrect results. Ensure your employer submits the TDS within the required filing periods; you can verify timelines using our tax date duration calculator. The complete calculation flow:

1Monthly Gross Salary × 12 = Annual Gross Salary
2Annual Gross + Bonuses + Allowances = Total Annual Income
3Total Annual Income − Employee SSF (11%) = After SSF
4After SSF − CIT / PF Contribution = Taxable Income
5Taxable Income → Applied to FY 2083/84 Slabs
6= Annual Salary Tax
7Annual Tax ÷ 12 = Monthly Income Tax
8Monthly Gross − SSF − CIT − Monthly Tax = Take-Home

Social Security Fund (SSF)

The SSF is a mandatory retirement scheme for formal sector employees. You can verify detailed contributions using our SSF Calculator. Contributions are split between employee and employer:

11%

Employee Contribution

Deducted from gross salary · Reduces taxable income

20%

Employer Contribution

Paid by employer · Increases CTC · Does NOT reduce employee taxable income

31%

Total SSF

Combined contribution deposited to the Social Security Fund

SSF contributors benefit from a waiver of the 1% social security tax on their first Rs. 10,00,000 of income. The annual SSF deduction is capped at one-third of annual income or Rs. 5,00,000, whichever is lower. See our Provident Fund Calculator for PF-based calculations.

Citizen Investment Trust (CIT)

CIT is a government-backed voluntary retirement savings scheme. Contributions reduce your taxable income, lowering overall income tax:

Purpose: Long-term retirement savings with government-guaranteed returns.

Tax Treatment: CIT contributions are deductible from annual taxable income under the retirement contribution provision.

Deduction Cap: Capped at one-third of annual salary or Rs. 5,00,000, whichever is lower (combined with SSF).

Data Sources & References

All calculations in this Nepal Salary Tax Calculator are based on official Government of Nepal sources:

  • Government of Nepal Budget FY 2083/84
  • Finance Act 2083 (Nepal)
  • Income Tax Act of Nepal (as amended)
  • Inland Revenue Department (IRD), Official tax brackets and fiscal publications
  • Social Security Fund (SSF), Employee and employer contribution guidelines
Reviewed ByNepaCalc Finance Team

Updated: FY2083/84

Last Updated: July 2026

What This Salary Calculator Covers

This Salary Calculator is designed exclusively for employment income in Nepal. It calculates salary tax, payroll deductions, Social Security Fund (SSF), Citizen Investment Trust (CIT), Employee Provident Fund (EPF), employer contribution and take-home salary using the latest FY 2083/84 rules. It should not be used for business income, professional income, rental income, capital gains or other taxable income sources.

Salary Calculator vs Income Tax Calculator

Salary Calculator

  • • Salary only
  • • Payroll
  • • Employee deductions
  • • Employer cost
  • • Take-home salary
  • • Monthly payroll

Income Tax Calculator

  • • Business income
  • • Rental income
  • • Capital gains
  • • Professional income
  • • Multiple income sources
  • • Complete annual taxation

If your only income comes from employment, use this Salary Calculator. If you have additional taxable income sources, use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator.

Nepal Salary Tax Calculator (FY 2083/84)

Updated for FY2083/84 Finance Act 2083Last Updated: July 2026

Calculate your Nepal salary tax instantly using the latest FY 2083/84 income tax rates announced by the Ministry of Finance. Enter your monthly salary to receive an accurate breakdown of Nepal Income Tax, Social Security Fund (SSF), Citizen Investment Trust (CIT), employer contribution, take-home salary and total employer cost.

Quick Summary

Nepal uses a progressive income tax system for salaried individuals. The FY 2083/84 tax rates range from 1% to 29%, depending on annual taxable income after eligible deductions such as employee SSF and CIT contributions. Monthly income tax is always derived from an annual calculation divided by 12.

Salary Tax Breakdown

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Gross Salary

Monthly salary before any deductions, starting point for all tax calculations.

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Taxable Salary

Salary remaining after eligible deductions such as SSF and CIT contributions.

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Income Tax

Tax calculated using the FY 2083/84 progressive slabs from 1% to 29%.

Take-Home Salary

Final salary received after income tax and all eligible deductions.

What is Nepal Salary Tax?

Salary tax in Nepal is the income tax levied on remuneration received by salaried individuals. It is governed under the Income Tax Act of Nepal and administered by the Inland Revenue Department (IRD), a process called Tax Deducted at Source (TDS).

Nepal uses a progressive income tax system, meaning different portions of annual income are taxed at different rates. Only the portion falling within a slab is taxed at that slab rate, not the entire salary. For FY 2083/84, the Government of Nepal revised the structure with updated slabs, a higher threshold, and new approved deductions.

Who Should Use This Salary Tax Calculator?

This Nepal Salary Tax Calculator is useful for any salaried individual or HR professional in Nepal:

What is the difference between Salary Tax and Income Tax?Salary tax applies to employment income earned from a salary. Income tax covers all taxable income including salary, business income, rental income, professional earnings and capital gains.
Can employers use this Salary Calculator?Yes. Employers, HR teams and payroll professionals can use this calculator to estimate employee deductions, employer contributions and Cost to Company (CTC).
When should I use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator instead?Use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator if you earn income from business, freelance work, professional services, rental properties, investments or multiple income sources.
Private sector employees
Government employees
NGO and INGO employees
Corporate and bank employees
Teachers and educators
Healthcare professionals
IT professionals and engineers
Consultants on fixed salary
HR managers running payroll

Nepal Income Tax Slabs (FY 2083/84)

The Government of Nepal revised the personal income tax slabs for FY 2083/84. The new structure raises the first slab threshold to Rs. 10,00,000 and reduces the maximum rate to 29%:

Annual Taxable IncomeTax RateMax Tax on Slab
What is the difference between Salary Tax and Income Tax?Salary tax applies to employment income earned from a salary. Income tax covers all taxable income including salary, business income, rental income, professional earnings and capital gains.
Can employers use this Salary Calculator?Yes. Employers, HR teams and payroll professionals can use this calculator to estimate employee deductions, employer contributions and Cost to Company (CTC).
When should I use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator instead?Use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator if you earn income from business, freelance work, professional services, rental properties, investments or multiple income sources.
Up to Rs. 10,00,0001%Rs. 10,000
Rs. 10,00,001 – Rs. 15,00,00010%Rs. 50,000
Rs. 15,00,001 – Rs. 25,00,00020%Rs. 2,00,000
Rs. 25,00,001 – Rs. 40,00,00027%Rs. 4,05,000
Above Rs. 40,00,00029% (27% + 2% surcharge)On all income above 40L
Progressive Taxation: Each slab is taxed separately. If your taxable income is Rs. 20,00,000, only the first Rs. 10,00,000 is taxed at 1%, the next Rs. 5,00,000 at 10%, and the next Rs. 5,00,000 at 20%. You can use our specific calculator to explore slabs in detail.

How Salary Tax is Calculated in Nepal

Salary tax must always be calculated on an annual basis first, then divided by 12 for monthly TDS. Applying monthly slabs directly produces incorrect results. The complete calculation flow:

1What is the difference between Salary Tax and Income Tax?Salary tax applies to employment income earned from a salary. Income tax covers all taxable income including salary, business income, rental income, professional earnings and capital gains.
2Can employers use this Salary Calculator?Yes. Employers, HR teams and payroll professionals can use this calculator to estimate employee deductions, employer contributions and Cost to Company (CTC).
3When should I use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator instead?Use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator if you earn income from business, freelance work, professional services, rental properties, investments or multiple income sources.
4Monthly Gross Salary × 12 = Annual Gross Salary
5Annual Gross + Bonuses + Allowances = Total Annual Income
6Total Annual Income − Employee SSF (11%) = After SSF
7After SSF − CIT / PF Contribution = Taxable Income
8Taxable Income → Applied to FY 2083/84 Slabs
9= Annual Salary Tax
10Annual Tax ÷ 12 = Monthly Income Tax
11Monthly Gross − SSF − CIT − Monthly Tax = Take-Home

Annual bonuses (Dashain, festival, performance) and taxable allowances (housing, transport, meal) are included in total annual taxable income before applying slabs.

Social Security Fund (SSF)

The SSF is a mandatory retirement scheme for formal sector employees. Contributions are split between employee and employer:

11%

Employee Contribution

Deducted from gross salary · Reduces taxable income

20%

Employer Contribution

Paid by employer · Increases CTC · Does NOT reduce employee taxable income

31%

Total SSF

Combined contribution deposited to the Social Security Fund

SSF contributors benefit from a waiver of the 1% social security tax on their first Rs. 10,00,000 of income. The annual SSF deduction is capped at one-third of annual income or Rs. 5,00,000, whichever is lower. See our Provident Fund Calculator for PF-based calculations.

Citizen Investment Trust (CIT)

CIT is a government-backed voluntary retirement savings scheme. Contributions reduce your taxable income, lowering overall income tax:

What is the difference between Salary Tax and Income Tax?: Salary tax applies to employment income earned from a salary. Income tax covers all taxable income including salary, business income, rental income, professional earnings and capital gains.

Can employers use this Salary Calculator?: Yes. Employers, HR teams and payroll professionals can use this calculator to estimate employee deductions, employer contributions and Cost to Company (CTC).

When should I use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator instead?: Use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator if you earn income from business, freelance work, professional services, rental properties, investments or multiple income sources.

Purpose: Long-term retirement savings with government-guaranteed returns.

Tax Treatment: CIT contributions are deductible from annual taxable income under the retirement contribution provision.

Deduction Cap: Capped at one-third of annual salary or Rs. 5,00,000, whichever is lower (combined with SSF).

Input Required: Enter your actual monthly CIT contribution in the calculator above for an accurate tax estimate.

Salary Tax Calculation Examples (FY 2083/84)

Examples below are calculated using FY 2083/84 progressive slabs with SSF enrolled (11% employee contribution):

Example 1Mid-level Employee (Rs. 50,000/month)

What is the difference between Salary Tax and Income Tax?Salary tax applies to employment income earned from a salary. Income tax covers all taxable income including salary, business income, rental income, professional earnings and capital gains.
Can employers use this Salary Calculator?Yes. Employers, HR teams and payroll professionals can use this calculator to estimate employee deductions, employer contributions and Cost to Company (CTC).
When should I use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator instead?Use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator if you earn income from business, freelance work, professional services, rental properties, investments or multiple income sources.
Gross Monthly SalaryRs. 50,000
Employee SSF (11%)− Rs. 5,500
Annual Taxable Income (approx.)Rs. 5,34,000
Annual Salary TaxRs. 5,340
Estimated Monthly Salary TaxRs. 445
Monthly Take-Home SalaryRs. 44,055

*Approximate values. Use the calculator above for exact results.

Example 2Senior Employee (Rs. 1,00,000/month)

What is the difference between Salary Tax and Income Tax?Salary tax applies to employment income earned from a salary. Income tax covers all taxable income including salary, business income, rental income, professional earnings and capital gains.
Can employers use this Salary Calculator?Yes. Employers, HR teams and payroll professionals can use this calculator to estimate employee deductions, employer contributions and Cost to Company (CTC).
When should I use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator instead?Use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator if you earn income from business, freelance work, professional services, rental properties, investments or multiple income sources.
Gross Monthly SalaryRs. 1,00,000
Employee SSF (11%)− Rs. 11,000
Annual Taxable Income (approx.)Rs. 10,68,000
Annual Salary TaxRs. 16,800
Estimated Monthly Salary TaxRs. 1,400
Monthly Take-Home SalaryRs. 87,600

*Approximate values. Use the calculator above for exact results.

Example 3Executive / Manager (Rs. 2,50,000/month)

What is the difference between Salary Tax and Income Tax?Salary tax applies to employment income earned from a salary. Income tax covers all taxable income including salary, business income, rental income, professional earnings and capital gains.
Can employers use this Salary Calculator?Yes. Employers, HR teams and payroll professionals can use this calculator to estimate employee deductions, employer contributions and Cost to Company (CTC).
When should I use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator instead?Use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator if you earn income from business, freelance work, professional services, rental properties, investments or multiple income sources.
Gross Monthly SalaryRs. 2,50,000
Employee SSF (11%)− Rs. 27,500
Annual Taxable Income (approx.)Rs. 26,70,000
Annual Salary TaxRs. 2,34,000
Estimated Monthly Salary TaxRs. 19,500
Monthly Take-Home SalaryRs. 2,03,000

*Approximate values. Use the calculator above for exact results.

Salary Tax Changes in FY 2083/84

The Government of Nepal introduced these key salary-related changes in the FY 2083/84 Budget and Finance Act 2083:

What is the difference between Salary Tax and Income Tax?

Salary tax applies to employment income earned from a salary. Income tax covers all taxable income including salary, business income, rental income, professional earnings and capital gains.

Can employers use this Salary Calculator?

Yes. Employers, HR teams and payroll professionals can use this calculator to estimate employee deductions, employer contributions and Cost to Company (CTC).

When should I use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator instead?

Use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator if you earn income from business, freelance work, professional services, rental properties, investments or multiple income sources.

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Tax Exemption Threshold to Rs. 10 Lakh

The first income tax slab now starts at 1% up to Rs. 10,00,000, increasing the effective threshold for meaningful tax liability.

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Maximum Personal Income Tax Reduced to 29%

The highest marginal rate has dropped to 29% (27% + 2% surcharge) for income above Rs. 40,00,000, replacing the old 36%–39% top rates.

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Updated Progressive Tax Slabs

Five slabs: 1%, 10%, 20%, 27%, and 29%, revised to provide more equitable taxation across income levels.

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Donation Deduction Increased to Rs. 3,00,000

Maximum approved deduction for charitable donations raised from Rs. 1,00,000 to Rs. 3,00,000 (subject to percentage limit).

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Residential Building Insurance Deduction Increased

Maximum deduction for residential building insurance raised to Rs. 10,000 per year.

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New Education Deduction Introduced

Taxpayers may deduct the lower of 25% of annual tuition paid or Rs. 25,000 as an approved deduction.

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Tax Assessment Period Reduced

Income tax assessment period reduced from four years to three years, shortening review timelines for taxpayers and IRD alike.

Benefits of Using This Salary Tax Calculator

What is the difference between Salary Tax and Income Tax?

Salary tax applies to employment income earned from a salary. Income tax covers all taxable income including salary, business income, rental income, professional earnings and capital gains.

Can employers use this Salary Calculator?

Yes. Employers, HR teams and payroll professionals can use this calculator to estimate employee deductions, employer contributions and Cost to Company (CTC).

When should I use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator instead?

Use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator if you earn income from business, freelance work, professional services, rental properties, investments or multiple income sources.

Instant Live Salary Tax Calculation

Results update instantly as you type, no Calculate button required.

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FY 2083/84 Accurate

All tax slabs, deduction limits, and surcharges reflect the latest Government of Nepal rules.

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Correct SSF & CIT Handling

Separates employee SSF (11%) from employer SSF (20%) and supports CIT and PF inputs.

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Employer CTC Breakdown

Shows Total Cost to Company, useful for job offer negotiation and HR payroll planning.

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Slab-wise Transparency

Displays exactly how much tax is applied at each slab (1%, 10%, 20%, 27%, 29%).

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Annual & Monthly Views

Switch between monthly and annual summaries for short-term budgets and annual tax returns.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Salary Tax and Income Tax?

Salary tax applies to employment income earned from a salary. Income tax covers all taxable income including salary, business income, rental income, professional earnings and capital gains.

Can employers use this Salary Calculator?

Yes. Employers, HR teams and payroll professionals can use this calculator to estimate employee deductions, employer contributions and Cost to Company (CTC).

When should I use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator instead?

Use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator if you earn income from business, freelance work, professional services, rental properties, investments or multiple income sources.

How is salary tax calculated in Nepal?

Salary tax is calculated annually. Gross annual salary is reduced by eligible deductions (SSF, CIT), and the remaining taxable income is applied to FY 2083/84 progressive slabs (1%–29%). The annual tax is divided by 12 to determine monthly TDS.

What is the income tax rate for FY 2083/84?

FY 2083/84 uses: 1% up to Rs. 10,00,000; 10% from Rs. 10,00,001–15,00,000; 20% from Rs. 15,00,001–25,00,000; 27% from Rs. 25,00,001–40,00,000; and 29% above Rs. 40,00,000.

Is SSF contribution deductible from taxable income?

Yes. The 11% employee SSF contribution reduces your taxable income, capped at one-third of annual salary or Rs. 5,00,000. The employer's 20% SSF does not reduce employee taxable income but increases employer CTC.

Does CIT reduce income tax in Nepal?

Yes. CIT contributions are deductible from annual taxable income under Nepal's retirement contribution rules, subject to the combined cap (SSF + CIT) of one-third of annual salary or Rs. 5,00,000.

How much salary is tax-free in Nepal?

The first Rs. 10,00,000 of annual taxable income is taxed at 1%. SSF contributors receive a waiver of this 1%, effectively making income up to Rs. 10,00,000 (after SSF deduction) tax-free.

What is the highest income tax rate in Nepal?

29% (27% base + 2% surcharge) on annual taxable income above Rs. 40,00,000.

How is the employer contribution calculated?

Employer SSF is 20% of the employee's monthly salary, added to gross salary to compute the Total Employer Cost (CTC).

Is Dashain allowance taxable in Nepal?

Yes. Dashain allowance, festival bonuses and performance bonuses are all taxable income included in your annual taxable income.

Can I calculate annual salary tax using this calculator?

Yes. Toggle the salary frequency selector to Annual. The calculator automatically converts to annual figures and displays both monthly and annual tax summaries.

Is this calculator updated for FY 2083/84?

Yes. Fully updated for FY 2083/84 with revised slabs, increased donation limit (Rs. 3,00,000), new education deduction (25% up to Rs. 25,000), and updated building insurance cap (Rs. 10,000).

Related Salary & Tax Calculators

What is the difference between Salary Tax and Income Tax?Salary tax applies to employment income earned from a salary. Income tax covers all taxable income including salary, business income, rental income, professional earnings and capital gains.
Can employers use this Salary Calculator?Yes. Employers, HR teams and payroll professionals can use this calculator to estimate employee deductions, employer contributions and Cost to Company (CTC).
When should I use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator instead?Use the Nepal Income Tax Calculator if you earn income from business, freelance work, professional services, rental properties, investments or multiple income sources.
Government Rules Used
Finance Act FY2083/84
Income Tax Act
Budget FY2083/84
Social Security Fund Rules

Data Sources & References

All calculations in this Nepal Salary Tax Calculator are based on official Government of Nepal sources:

Reviewed ByNepaCalc Finance Team

Updated: FY2083/84

Last Updated: July 2026