Kathmandu. The government has reduced the capital gains tax on share trading.
A meeting of the Council of Ministers held on Wednesday decided to reduce the capital gains tax on share trading.
Now, short-term investors will have to pay 3.75 percent and long-term investors will have to pay 5 percent capital gains tax while selling shares.
6 decisions of the Council of Ministers, from reducing profit tax to promotion
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