The Asar masanta money checklist: what to pay before Nepal's fiscal year closes on July 16
Nepal's FY 2082/83 ends 16 July 2026. What to pay before Asar masanta: retirement top-ups to the Rs 5 lakh cap, insurance premiums, and the final advance tax.
Cashing out your EPF or CIT balance in Nepal: the conditions to withdraw, the documents, the portals, and the 5% retirement tax that tops off a big lump sum.
Loan against your CIT or PF balance in Nepal: when it makes sense
EPF lends against your own balance near 5.75% and CIT from 5.25%, well below a bank personal loan. The eligibility, the caps, and when it's the smart move.
How to legally lower your income tax in Nepal: insurance, CIT, and donation deductions
The deductions that legally cut your Nepali income tax: retirement up to Rs 5 lakh, life insurance Rs 40,000, health Rs 20,000, donations, and the 10% rebate.
FD vs Mutual Fund vs CIT: where रू 1,00,000 actually grows fastest in Nepal
A 1, 5, and 10-year projection on Rs 1 lakh across a Nepali FD, an equity mutual fund, and the Citizen Investment Trust — tax, lock-in and risk priced in.
CIT vs PF vs SSF: where to put your next रू 1,000 of retirement money in Nepal
PF and SSF your employer picks; CIT is the lever you control. How to decide whether your next Rs 1,000 of retirement money goes to CIT, PF/SSF, or elsewhere.
