Nepali Calc was engineered from the ground up to eliminate calculation headaches, opaque jeweler invoices, confusing bank amortizations, and complex municipal land tax tables for citizens in Nepal and the worldwide diaspora.
For years, Nepalese citizens navigating everyday financial decisions faced outdated spreadsheets, inaccurate foreign calculator templates, and fragmented government gazettes. Calculating simple things like a salary tax with Social Security Fund deductions, converting Aana to Square Feet for land registration, or estimating bluebook renewal penalties across different provinces required hours of tedious research.
Nepali Calc was founded by Deepak Chalise under Chalise Tech (chalisetech.com) to provide a modern, world-class computational suite designed explicitly for Nepal. Every single calculator reflects current Nepal laws, local vernacular practices (such as সयकडा ब्याज, धार्नी/माना weight units, and Preeti font rendering), and real-time market data.
Your salary, loan balances, tax records, and land areas never leave your device. All algorithms execute directly in your browser. No trackers, no databases, no financial profiling.
Our models are strictly coded against the Nepal Finance Act 2083/84, Labour Act 2074, Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) Directives, FENEGOSIDA gold standards, and DOTM rules.
Built with cutting-edge web architecture to load in under a second across all 7 provinces of Nepal, even on rural 3G/4G cellular connections.
Direct integration with Nepal Rastra Bank for daily forex, FENEGOSIDA for live gold/silver bullion rates, and Open-Meteo for local weather updates.
"My goal with Nepali Calc is to deliver the highest quality, most transparent, and completely free digital calculation utilities for every citizen in Nepal. We obsess over the finest details—from the mathematical accuracy of SSF tax exemptions down to microsecond font conversions—ensuring you have tools you can rely on with 100% confidence."
We continuously verify our calculators against the latest government gazettes and fiscal revisions. If you notice any tariff change or have a feature suggestion, reach out directly.