What to do with money when someone dies in Nepal: bank, FD, PF, insurance, and shares
When someone dies in Nepal, their bank, FD, PF, CIT, SSF, insurance, and shares must each be claimed separately. The documents, the process, and the traps.
Got your first salary in Nepal? The PAN and SSF setup, how much tax you actually pay, the emergency fund, and the first-paycheck mistakes worth skipping.
The government Health Insurance Program in Nepal: the Rs 3,500 family plan, explained
Nepal's government Health Insurance Program covers a family of five for Rs 3,500/year up to Rs 1 lakh. How to enroll, what it pays, and the 2026 funding crisis.
Coming back to Nepal from abroad: a money checklist for returnees
Moving back to Nepal after years abroad? The rules on bringing cash and gold home, tax residency, claiming a foreign pension, and where to park your savings.
How couples in Nepal should manage money: joint account, separate, or both?
Joint, separate, or hybrid for Nepali couples — the three models, plus the couple-vs-individual tax election, joint nominee, and the Rs 100 land conversion.
Why is the Nepali rupee pegged to the Indian rupee? What the 1.6 rate means for your money
The Nepali rupee has been fixed at 1.60 per Indian rupee since 1993. Why the peg exists, why your dollar buys ~152 rupees and not a fixed number, and the cost.
What the 2083/84 budget changes at Rs 30k, 50k, 1 lakh and 2 lakh a month
What Nepal's 2083/84 budget saves you in tax at Rs 30k, 50k, 1 lakh and 2 lakh a month: from Rs 0 for the lowest earner to about Rs 2.5 lakh a year at the top.
Hundi vs the bank: the real cost of sending money home the illegal way
Hundi looks cheaper than a bank transfer to Nepal until you price the tail risk. The fee gap, the FX edge, the 3x fine, and what formal channels now cost.
What got cheaper and what got costlier in Nepal's 2083/84 budget
Nepal's 2083/84 budget cut customs on 273 raw materials and excise on 360 items, while cigarettes, alcohol and heavy electricity got costlier. What's confirmed.
New income tax slabs in Nepal's 2083/84 budget: how much more (or less) you pay
Nepal's 2083/84 budget doubled the 1% tax floor to Rs 10 lakh and cut the top rate to 29%. What's confirmed, what's still in the Finance Bill, and the saving.
Nepal Budget 2083/84 and your money: what changed for salary, tax, and savings
Nepal's FY 2083/84 budget doubled the tax exemption to Rs 10 lakh, cut the top rate to 29%, raised public pay ~21%, and added 10% VAT cashback on digital pay.
Inheritance and wills in Nepal: what happens to your money if you don't write one
The Muluki Civil Code 2074 governs intestate succession in Nepal: daughters inherit equally, there is no estate tax, and the real bottleneck is execution.
Salary negotiation in Nepal: how to ask for an increment without burning the relationship
Nepal's legal raise floor is about 1.7%/year, below inflation. The data to anchor on, the timing to use, and a script that asks for more without friction.
TDS in Nepal explained: why your salary takes a haircut before you ever see it
What TDS really is, why payroll computes it as annual tax divided by 12, the rates on rent and dividends, and how Annexure 10 verifies every paisa deposited.
Health insurance claim process in Nepal: what hospitals actually pay vs reject
How health insurance claims actually work in Nepal — the HIB government scheme, private insurance flow, rejection patterns, and the 30-day Act 2079 rule.
Capital gains tax on property in Nepal: the 7.5% and 10% math nobody explains
What sellers actually pay transferring land or a house in Nepal — 7.5% long-term, 10% short-term, base cost rules, malpot advance tax, and three worked examples.
Dashain bonus and tax: why your Kartik salary slip looks weird
Section 37 gives you one month's basic as festival expense. Why your Kartik slip looks odd: the whole bonus is taxable and TDS gets re-projected for the year.
Women's property rights in Nepal: ansha, parental property, and the marital share
What the Constitution 2072 and Civil Code 2074 give Nepali women: equal coparcener status, parental ansha, widow's share, and the 25% registration discount.
Aging parents' medical fund: how much to set aside in your 30s in Nepal
How much to set aside for aging parents' medical care in Nepal: the HALE gap, single-event costs, NHIP and Bipanna caps, and a defensible target by your 30s.
Money talks with parents in Nepal: 5 conversations to have before they retire
Five money talks to have with Nepali parents before retirement: pension, where the money is, property, health, debt — with the law and numbers behind each.
Vehicle tax and road tax in Nepal: the annual bill nobody plans for
What 'road tax' actually means in Nepal, the FY 2082/83 Bagmati rate card, renewal fees, late penalties, and what your scooter or car actually owes each year.
When parents ask for your salary: navigating money in a Nepali joint family
How much salary should you actually give your parents in a Nepali joint family? The law, the data, and three honest scenarios — Kathmandu numbers, not advice.
