Business & Office tools

Business tools for Nepal

Running a small business in Nepal means dealing with VAT invoices, quotations and profit calculations that follow local rules rather than imported templates. This collection covers the paperwork and the numbers a shop, freelancer or service business needs day to day — and the CV/resume maker for the hiring side of working life.

Creating a tax invoice

The Nepal invoice generator builds a proper tax invoice with the seller's and buyer's PAN/VAT numbers, line items, a discount, 13% VAT and the total in words. It lays the invoice out for printing or saving as a PDF, and the total in words is what auditors and many buyers expect to see on a tax bill.

A CV that fits Nepal

The CV / resume maker starts with the details Nepali employers expect — name, contact information, education, skills and projects — then lets you add experience, internships, certifications or references only when they help. Three single-column templates cover a fresher application, a professional CV and a classic Nepal layout with an optional photo. The interface and section headings switch between English and Nepali, while your own text is never translated. The finished CV prints or saves as a PDF with selectable text and working links.

Why local detail matters

A generic invoice template rarely matches what Nepali businesses need — separate VAT, a PAN/VAT number for both parties, and amounts written in words using the lakh–crore system. Tools here are set up for those specifics, so the output is ready to hand to a customer or a bank without rework. The CV maker follows the same idea: partial dates, +977 phone numbers and optional AD/BS date labels are handled without guessing or converting what you typed.

Everything runs in your browser: no sign-up, and the details you enter are never uploaded.