
Bonus and Festival Expense in Nepali Payroll
Festival expense is one month's basic for every worker, every year. Bonus is 10% of net profit, only if you made one. Two obligations, two statutes, two deadlines.
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Festival expense is one month's basic for every worker, every year. Bonus is 10% of net profit, only if you made one. Two obligations, two statutes, two deadlines.
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The Labour Act 2074 has no shift chapter and no statutory night premium. What actually binds a roster, and where a night allowance gets its legal force.
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The three leaves a Nepali employer cannot refuse: what each one pays, how the unpaid portion works, and when the SSF picks up the bill instead of payroll.
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Why the basic figure decides almost everything on a Nepali payslip, what the 60% convention really is, and how gross becomes in-hand pay. With worked numbers.
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A salary certificate is not a payslip and the Labour Act never mentions it. What banks and embassies actually check on one, and the eleven lines it needs.
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Your SSF balance lives with the Fund, not with your employer. The contributor portal, the SSF Nepal app, and what to do when the number does not match your payslips.
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Nepal's fiscal year 2083/84 began on Shrawan 1, 2083 (17 July 2026) and closes at Ashad end 2084. The dates, the quarter question, and the deadlines that follow.
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Section 38 lists nine lawful deductions and a late fine is not one of them. What the Labour Act 2074 actually allows against lateness, absence and early exits.
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