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This video contains a short clip (approximately 40 seconds) of Sanjog Koirala, originally published on the NEPSE Trading YouTube Channel.

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Many people in Nepal believe that salaried individuals pay 39% tax, while people who invest in the share market pay only 7.5% tax, and because of this, wealthy people become wealthy by avoiding tax.

But is this understanding correct?

In this video, I address a widely circulated statement regarding taxation in Nepal and explain where the confusion actually starts.

This video mainly focuses on:
• Why 39% is a marginal tax rate, not the effective tax rate
(39% भनेको पुरै आम्दानीमा लाग्ने कर होइन)
• How Nepal follows a progressive tax system and how effective tax is calculated
• Why different types of income are classified differently in tax law:
• Employment income
• Business income
• Investment income
• Why these incomes cannot and should not be compared directly
• The logic behind lower tax on investment income
• Why investment is usually done using post-tax money, and how risk plays a role

यो भिडियो कसैलाई दोष लगाउनको लागि होइन,
यो भिडियो tax system को logic बुझ्न र गलत comparison बाट हुने भ्रम हटाउनको लागि हो।

The goal is simple:
👉 To understand tax design, not to be misled by surface-level statements.

• Nepal income tax system
• 39% tax marginal rate Nepal
• Effective tax rate Nepal
• Salary tax vs investment tax
• Share market tax Nepal
• Capital gains tax Nepal
• Tax misconception Nepal

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