Income Tax & Salary TDS Calculator
NepalCalculate Nepal salary tax, monthly Salary TDS, and annual income tax with latest IRD slabs
About Income Tax & Salary TDS Calculator
Nepal Salary Tax & TDS Calculator computes exact monthly Salary TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) and annual personal income tax liability according to the latest Inland Revenue Department (IRD) Finance Act tax slabs for FY 2083/84 and FY 2082/83.
Supports Single vs Married assessment status, 1% Social Security Tax (SST), Social Security Fund (SSF), Employee Provident Fund (EPF), Citizen Investment Trust (CIT), Life & Health Insurance deductions, and 10% female tax rebate.
Common Use Cases
- Calculating monthly Salary TDS withholding and net monthly take-home salary for employees in Nepal
- Estimating annual payroll tax deductions for HR managers, accountants, and employers
- Optimizing tax savings through SSF, EPF, CIT, and life insurance policy deductions
- Calculating freelance consultancy and contract TDS withholding
How to Use Income Tax & Salary TDS Calculator
- Select Assessment Status: Individual (Single) or Couple (Married), and choose the Fiscal Year (2083/84 or 2082/83).
- Enter Gross Monthly Salary (Basic + Allowances) and Dashain / Festival Bonus months.
- Select SSF enrollment or enter EPF / CIT retirement contributions and insurance premium deductions.
- View instant breakdown of Annual Taxable Income, Progressive Tax Slabs, Annual Tax Liability, and exact Monthly TDS Withholding.
Real-World Examples
Monthly Salary: NPR 75,000 | Status: Single | SSF: Enrolled | Bonus: 1 MonthAnnual Gross: NPR 9,75,000 | Taxable Income: NPR 6,72,750 | Monthly Salary TDS: NPR 1,856Monthly Salary: NPR 1,20,000 | Status: Married | SSF: Enrolled | Life Insurance: NPR 40,000Taxable Income: NPR 11,04,000 | Annual Tax: NPR 81,200 | Monthly TDS: NPR 6,767Important Notes & Limitations
- Reflects official Inland Revenue Department (IRD) Nepal income tax slabs and Budget FY 2083/84 guidelines
- Special corporate allowances or non-cash perks should be evaluated under standard IRD fringe benefit guidelines
Nepal Income Tax Slabs & Salary TDS Guide (FY 2083/84 & 2082/83)
Detailed breakdown of FY 2083/84 unified income tax slabs, 1% SST threshold, SSF tax relief, and step-by-step salary TDS calculations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Salary TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is the monthly income tax withheld by employers from an employee's salary and deposited directly to the Inland Revenue Department (IRD). The employer estimates your total annual tax liability across all slabs and divides it by 12 (or remaining months) to deduct monthly.
1) Calculate Annual Gross Salary (Monthly Salary × 12 + Festival Bonus + Other Allowances). 2) Deduct SSF/EPF/CIT contributions (up to 1/3 of gross salary or Rs. 5 Lakh), life insurance (up to Rs. 40,000), and health insurance (up to Rs. 20,000). 3) Apply progressive tax slabs: For current FY 2083/84, unified slabs apply (First Rs. 10 Lakh @ 1% SST [0% if SSF enrolled], Next Rs. 5 Lakh @ 10%, Next Rs. 10 Lakh @ 20%, Next Rs. 15 Lakh @ 27%, and Above Rs. 40 Lakh @ 29%). 4) Deduct 10% female tax rebate on assessed tax if eligible. 5) Divide total net annual tax liability by 12 to determine exact monthly Salary TDS withholding.
Annual Income Tax is the total tax owed on your entire yearly earnings. Salary TDS is the periodic monthly installment of that tax withheld by your employer from each monthly paycheck to fulfill that annual obligation.
For current FY 2083/84, Nepal introduced unified personal income tax slabs: First Rs. 10 Lakh @ 1% SST (exempt if enrolled in SSF), Next Rs. 5 Lakh @ 10%, Next Rs. 10 Lakh @ 20%, Next Rs. 15 Lakh @ 27%, and Above Rs. 40 Lakh @ 29%. For historical FY 2082/83, single individuals had brackets of 5L (1%), 2L (10%), 3L (20%), 10L (30%), 30L (36%), and >50L (39%), while married individuals received a Rs. 6 Lakh threshold for the 1% band.
Under the updated FY 2083/84 tax reform, personal income tax slabs are unified with an initial Rs. 10 Lakh base threshold, eliminating separate single vs married brackets. If assessing under the previous FY 2082/83 rules, married assessment increased the 1% band from Rs. 5 Lakh to Rs. 6 Lakh, saving up to Rs. 9,000 annually compared to individual status.
Yes, contributions to SSF (Social Security Fund), EPF, and CIT are deducted from gross income before applying tax brackets, subject to IRD statutory limits.