Salary tax & TDS for FY 2082/83 (2025/26) — single or married, monthly or yearly.
तलबको आयकर र TDS हिसाब गर्नुहोस् — आर्थिक वर्ष २०८२/८३।
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Annual tax
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Monthly tax (TDS)
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Take-home / month
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Effective rate
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💡 This estimates tax on your taxable income (salary after allowable deductions). Actual tax may be lower if you claim deductions like retirement/SSF contributions (up to 1/3 of income or Rs 5,00,000), life insurance premium (up to Rs 40,000), health insurance (up to Rs 20,000) or donations. Always confirm with the IRD or your accountant for filing.
Tax Slab Applied
How your income is taxed, band by band:
Income slab (Rs)
Rate
Tax on slab
Total annual tax
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Nepal Income Tax Slabs — FY 2082/83
Individual (single / unmarried):
Taxable income
Rate
First Rs 5,00,000
1%*
Next Rs 2,00,000 (up to 7 lakh)
10%
Next Rs 3,00,000 (up to 10 lakh)
20%
Next Rs 10,00,000 (up to 20 lakh)
30%
Above Rs 20,00,000
36%
Married couple (joint): first band Rs 6,00,000 at 1%*, next Rs 2,00,000 at 10%, next Rs 3,00,000 at 20%, next Rs 9,00,000 at 30%, above Rs 20,00,000 at 36%.
*The 1% social security tax does not apply to SSF members, pension income or sole-proprietor business income.
Need to file your tax return?
Step-by-step guide to filing income tax online through the IRD taxpayer portal — free.
What is the income tax rate in Nepal for FY 2082/83?
For a single individual: first Rs 5,00,000 at 1%, next Rs 2,00,000 at 10%, next Rs 3,00,000 at 20%, next Rs 10,00,000 at 30%, above Rs 20,00,000 at 36%. Married couples get a higher first band of Rs 6,00,000.
Is the 1% social security tax always charged?
No. The 1% on the first band does not apply if you contribute to the Social Security Fund (SSF), or on pension and proprietorship business income. Toggle "SSF member" above to remove it.
What is TDS on salary?
TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is the tax your employer withholds from your salary each month and deposits to the IRD. It's your annual tax ÷ 12, shown above as "Monthly tax (TDS)".
Does this include deductions?
This calculates tax on the taxable income you enter. To lower it, subtract allowable deductions (SSF/retirement contribution, insurance premiums, donations) from your gross income first, then enter that figure.