Salary Converter

Understanding your actual take-home salary in Nepal involves navigating a layered system of income tax slabs and Social Security Fund (SSF) contributions — something most salaried employees struggle with every month. Nepal's Inland Revenue Department (IRD) applies a progressive tax structure where the first Rs 5 lakh of annual income is taxed at just 1%, the next Rs 2 lakh (5–7 lakh) at 10%, Rs 7–10 lakh at 20%, Rs 10–20 lakh at 30%, and anything above Rs 20 lakh at 36%. On top of that, the SSF contribution splits 31% of basic salary between employee (11%) and employer (20%), directly reducing your gross pay before it hits your bank account. This Salary Converter automates the entire breakdown so you can see exactly how much you earn after taxes and SSF deductions — whether you input a monthly or yearly figure. It is especially useful during job negotiations, when comparing offer letters, or when planning household budgets around your net pay. HR professionals at Nepali companies use it to verify payroll calculations, and freelancers converting to full-time roles use it to understand what a quoted CTC (Cost to Company) actually means in hand. The tool reflects the fiscal year 2081/82 tax slabs and current SSF rates mandated by the Social Security Fund Act 2074. Instead of manually working through slab-by-slab arithmetic or relying on outdated Excel sheets, you get an instant, transparent breakdown of gross salary, taxable income, tax per slab, SSF employee share, SSF employer share, and final take-home pay.