Finance & Tax tools

Free finance and tax tools for Nepal

Money questions in Nepal rarely have simple Western answers: income tax runs on fiscal-year slabs set by the annual Finance Act, salaries are quoted gross while take-home pay is lower, NEPSE trades carry commission and capital gains tax, and loans are priced on changing interest rates. This collection gathers the finance calculators you actually need in one place, each configured with the current Nepali rates and rules rather than generic defaults.

What you can calculate

Estimate your monthly TDS and net salary, work out loan EMI and repayment schedules, project SIP savings, calculate fixed-deposit maturity, and add or remove VAT. Social Security Fund and gratuity tools cover employment-related calculations. For WACC, share profit, bonus shares, rights, dividends and IPO tools, use the separate NEPSE & Share Market category. Each calculator states its assumptions; actual payments and applicable rules should be reconciled with the relevant records.

Exchange rates, deposits and imports

The exchange rates page lists Nepal Rastra Bank’s latest buying and selling rates for 22 currencies, and the currency converter applies those rates to any amount — the buy rate for foreign currency to NPR and the sell rate for NPR to foreign currency. The remittance calculator goes further and shows what actually arrives after the transfer fee, along with the effective rate and the gap from the NRB benchmark. For savings, the bank interest comparison ranks 19 Nepali banks by net fixed-deposit return after 5% TDS. The customs duty calculator builds up import duty, excise and 13% VAT from a CIF value, so the landed cost is visible before a shipment arrives.

Why the fiscal year matters

Because slabs, deductions and capital gains rates change with each budget, each calculator lets you choose the fiscal year and links to its sources. That keeps an estimate honest instead of quietly out of date.

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