The budget for 2079/80 aims to decrease imports by 20% and increase exports by 100% while targeting 5.8% economic growth and below 7% inflation. It allocates 17.93 Kharba with measures like a 15% salary increase for government employees, tax reductions on petrol, and capital market reforms.
The budget for 2079/80 aims to decrease imports by 20% and increase exports by 100% while targeting 5.8% economic growth and below 7% inflation. It allocates 17.93 Kharba with measures like a 15% salary increase for government employees, tax reductions on petrol, and capital market reforms.
The budget for 2079/80 aims to decrease imports by 20% and increase exports by 100% while targeting 5.8% economic growth and below 7% inflation. It allocates 17.93 Kharba with measures like a 15% salary increase for government employees, tax reductions on petrol, and capital market reforms.
Budget Goals: Stability, productivity, and employment growth.
The major purpose of the budget is to decrease imports by 20% and increase export by double. Budget Size: 17.93 Kharba, The economic growth rate will be 5.8 percent. Inflation target for next year is set to be below 7% • Capital of over Rs. 1 billion, an annual turnover of over Rs. 5 Arab, Large mining industries, cement industry and real sector companies receiving government grants and concessions should also enter the capital market. • 10 percent reservation in IPO for Nepali workers living abroad legal provision will be made for NRNs to invest in Nepal's capital market. • Increase in Salary of Govt Employees by 15%, • Reduction in Petrol Tax, • Only entities and individuals who have obtained permission from the official body will be allowed to trade real estate. • Capital gains tax on real estate sales increased Time Past (%) Current (%) More Than 5 Years 2.5 5 Less Than 5 Years 5 7.5 • Rs 500,000 minimum income tax slab for unmarried people. • Rs 600,000 minimum income tax slab for married people. • IPO of Nepal Electricity Authority granted at a premium price. • The limit of tax exemption from insurance premium has also been increased. The limit of Rs.20,000 has been increased to Rs. 40,000. • 5 Kharba microfinance fund, farmer pension program will be started to give loans to farmers through microfinance. • Concessional loans will be provided through microfinance. • The interest rate of productive sector and business loan will be different. • Insurance companies must invest a certain percentage of their profits in the infrastructure sector. • Private equity and venture capital will be allowed to operate. • 10 lakh tourists to be attracted next FY • Hotel businesses affected by COVID-19 will get an exemption of license and renewal fees • Each branch of commercial banks will have to provide loan to at least 5 agricultural production and processing industries. • Cooperatives should invest 50 percent in the productive sector. • Old age allowance in 68 years now. Previously, it was 70 years.