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  • 12 min read

    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.

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  • 13 min read

    How to file income tax online in Nepal: an IRD taxpayer-portal walkthrough

    The IRD taxpayer portal handles D-01, D-02 and D-03 returns. Who must file, which form fits, the deductions, and the Ashoj-end deadline that catches people.

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  • 13 min read

    Property registration costs in Nepal: malpot, kitta-kat, and the hidden Rs lakh on a Rs 1 crore plot

    What buyer and seller actually pay at Malpot when registering property in Nepal — 5% registration fee, 7.5/10% CGT, Bagmati surcharge, and a Rs 1 crore example.

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  • 12 min read

    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.

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  • 12 min read

    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.

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  • 12 min read

    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.

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  • 12 min read

    Bonus share vs cash dividend in Nepal: which one actually builds wealth (and the 5% tax both pay)

    Bonus shares and cash dividends are both taxed 5% in Nepal — legally the same thing. The real difference is when you pay capital gains, with worked examples.

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  • 13 min read

    Nepal income tax brackets 2082/83: a salaried person's cheat sheet

    The exact income tax slabs for FY 2082/83, with take-home math for Rs 30k–2L monthly salaries, the SSF waiver, the 10% female rebate, and key deductions.

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  • 12 min read

    Health and life insurance basics in Nepal: term, endowment, and what your agent won't volunteer

    Term vs endowment, NHIP, private health cover, and the Rs 40,000 tax deduction — what to buy first in Nepal and what to skip.

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  • 13 min read

    Remote work income: managing USD earnings in an NPR reality

    You earn in dollars, you live in rupees. The legal channels for receiving foreign income in Nepal, the 5% withholding scheme, and a setup that won't leak money.

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  • 10 min read

    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.

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  • 11 min read

    EPF to SSF: what changes the day your employer switches you over

    Your basic stays, your bank deposit may dip, and your retirement math gets rewritten. A line-by-line look at what moves when your employer shifts PF to SSF.

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  • 13 min read

    Side income and freelance tax in Nepal: what to declare and what to set aside

    Foreign-currency freelance income gets a flat 5% final tax via the bank; domestic side income joins your salary slabs. What to set aside and file, and when.

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  • 8 min read

    The Bikram Sambat budgeting year: why your real fiscal year starts in Shrawan, not January

    Nepal's fiscal and tax year runs Shrawan to Asar — not January to December. Why your salary, taxes, and budget cycle should follow it.

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  • 10 min read

    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.

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  • 9 min read

    How to read your Nepali salary slip: PF, SSF, CIT, TDS, and what every line actually means

    A line-by-line guide to the Nepali payslip — what gets added, what gets deducted, and why your gross salary and your take-home are so far apart.

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