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⚡ Budget 2083 + Finance Act 2083/84 — Verified
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on NEPSE-listed company shares is now a FINAL TAX.
Shares held >365 days: 7.5%
Shares held <365 days: 10%
Once CGT is paid, no additional income tax on that gain. Case closed.

What Changed — Before vs After

IssueOld RuleFinance Act 2083/84
CGT treatmentPaid CGT, but ambiguity about whether gain should be added to incomeFINAL TAX — no further obligation
Long-term shares (>365 days)CGT applied, rate debated7.5% — confirmed, final
Short-term shares (<365 days)CGT applied, rate debated10% — confirmed, final
IRD audit riskShare profits could trigger income tax auditZero — CGT is the end of the story
Tax filing requirementTraders sometimes needed to include gains in ITRNot required for final CGT transactions

Practical Impact — Who Benefits?

Example — Long-Term Investor
You bought 1,000 shares of a bank at Rs. 400/share (Rs. 4,00,000 total).
You held them for 18 months (>365 days).
You sold at Rs. 650/share (Rs. 6,50,000 total).
Gain = Rs. 2,50,000.
CGT = 7.5% × Rs. 2,50,000 = Rs. 18,750
After paying Rs. 18,750 CGT through broker TDS: YOUR OBLIGATION IS ZERO.
No income tax return needed for this gain. No audit risk.
Example — Short-Term Trader
You bought shares and sold within 6 months (less than 365 days).
Profit: Rs. 80,000.
CGT = 10% × Rs. 80,000 = Rs. 8,000 (deducted at source by broker).
Final. No further tax. No filing needed for this transaction.

Land and Building CGT — Also Clarified

Asset TypeHolding PeriodCGT Rate
NEPSE Listed Shares>365 days7.5% (Final Tax)
NEPSE Listed Shares<365 days10% (Final Tax)
Land & Building>5 years7.5%
Land & Building<5 years10%
Land & BuildingGovernment compulsory acquisition2.5%

Broker TDS — How It Works

When you sell shares through a NEPSE broker, the broker automatically deducts CGT at source (TDS) and submits it to IRD. You receive net proceeds after CGT. This process has always existed — what's new is the clarity that this TDS is your FINAL and complete tax obligation for that transaction.

✅ Investor Benefits
Eliminates double-taxation anxiety — share gains no longer threaten income tax audit
Simplifies tax compliance — broker TDS is the end of it
Encourages long-term holding with lower 7.5% rate vs short-term 10%
Boosts investor confidence — clear, simple, final
⚠️ Note
Applies to LISTED company shares only — unlisted/private company CGT rules differ
Mutual fund redemption CGT treatment — verify with IRD separately
⚡ बजेट २०८३ + वित्त ऐन २०८३/८४ — सत्यापित
NEPSE सूचीकृत शेयरको पूँजीगत लाभकर अब अन्तिम कर
>३६५ दिन राखेको: ७.५% | <३६५ दिन: १०%
CGT तिरिसकेपछि थप कर दायित्व शून्य

के परिवर्तन भयो?

विषयपहिलेको नियमवित्त ऐन २०८३/८४
CGT उपचारCGT तिरेपछि पनि आयकरको अन्योलअन्तिम कर — थप दायित्व छैन
>३६५ दिनदर अस्पष्ट७.५% — पक्का, अन्तिम
<३६५ दिनदर अस्पष्ट१०% — पक्का, अन्तिम
IRD परीक्षण जोखिमशेयर मुनाफा आयकर परीक्षणमा पर्न सक्थ्योशून्य — CGT नै अन्तिम
उदाहरण — दीर्घकालीन लगानीकर्ता
रू. ४,०,० मा किनेको शेयर १८ महिनापछि रू. ६,५०,० मा बेच्दा:
मुनाफा = रू. २,५०,०
CGT = ७.५% × रू. २,५०,० = रू. १८,७५०
ब्रोकरले TDS काटेपछि: कर दायित्व शून्य। IR परीक्षण जोखिम शून्य।

जग्गा र भवनको CGT

सम्पत्तिअवधिCGT दर
NEPSE शेयर>३६५ दिन७.५% (अन्तिम)
NEPSE शेयर<३६५ दिन१०% (अन्तिम)
जग्गा र भवन>५ वर्ष७.५%
जग्गा र भवन<५ वर्ष१०%
सरकारी अधिग्रहण२.५%

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