How can I become income tax officer in Nepal?

13. Tax Officers : (1) Government of Nepal may, for purposes of this Act, appoint Tax Officers in such number as it may deem necessary. (2) Government of Nepal may, by a Notification published in the Nepal Gazette, specify as to how many areas or villages are to be assigned under jurisdiction of any Tax Officer.

What qualification is required to become an income tax officer?

Qualifications Required for an Income Tax Officer

Educational Qualifications	Bachelor’s Degree from a Recognized University
Age Limit	Not more than 27 years (3-13 years of relaxation for reserved categories)
Qualifying Exam	SSC CGL Exam

What is TDS Nepal?

TDS stands for tax deducted at source. As per the Income Tax Act, any company or person making a payment is required to deduct tax at source if the payment exceeds certain threshold limits. TDS has to be deducted at the rates prescribed by the tax department.

How many types of tax are there in Nepal?

two types
In Nepal, the taxes are classified in to two types, direct taxes and indirect taxes. Indirect Taxes are those which are not paid directly by the individual or organization to the imposing authority. They are levied on goods and services and not on income and profits.

What is the taxability of doing business in Nepal?

PwC 16 Doing Business in Nepal May 2019 Taxability of Individual Taxed at a flat rate of 25\% on the Total Income during a tax year Resident Non-Resident Taxed on the global income earned during the tax year Taxed only on the income earned or received in Nepal during the tax year Taxed at a slab rate on the Total Income during a tax year

When to withhold tax from salary of employees in Nepal?

Employers are required to withhold tax from the salary of employees Return filingdeadline for individuals is 3 months from the end of fiscal year, i.e. mid-October of each year. Snapshot of Direct Tax in Nepal (contd.)

What is the role of Inland Revenue Department of Nepal?

Welcome to the information site of the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) of Government of Nepal. The IRD is currently responsible for the administration of Value Added Tax, Income Tax, and Excise Duty. Service is our motto and our goal is to optimizing the inland revenue through fair, efficient and effective tax system.

What is the minimum investment required to invest in Nepal?

• Currently, each foreign investor is required to invest minimum of NPR 50 million (USD 0.5 million) in Nepal. • Provisions for ‘Automatic approval’ and ‘Single point service center’ have been introduced.