VAT, TDS, and IRD e-billing compliance handled as part of everyday invoicing, not a spreadsheet project you dread every month-end.
Most accounting tools are built for a different country’s tax system and retrofitted for Nepal as an afterthought. LekhaX starts from the opposite direction: Nepal’s VAT rate, TDS rules, IRD e-billing requirements, and the Nepali fiscal year are the foundation, not a plugin.
That means invoices that are VAT-correct by default, purchase and sales registers that reconcile with your monthly filings, and reports that are ready the moment Ashad-end closing arrives, instead of two weeks of reconstructing the year from paper bills.
Invoices, purchase registers, and TDS deductions follow Nepal’s rules automatically, with no separate compliance spreadsheet.
Generate CBMS-compliant invoices from day one, with an unbroken, auditable invoice sequence.
Profit & loss, balance sheet, and VAT summaries update as you work, always ready for filing and never reconstructed at deadline.
Match transactions against your bank statement without re-typing a single entry.
Invite your accountant or staff with role-based access, one login for everyone who touches the books.
Check numbers, approve invoices, and stay on top of the books from your phone, not just a desktop.
No hidden fees. Switch plans anytime as your business grows.
For solo owners and small shops getting off spreadsheets.
For growing businesses that need e-billing and a team.
For larger businesses and accounting firms with custom needs.
August 14, 2026A step-by-step checklist for closing your books at the end of the Nepali fiscal year, from Ashad-end reconciliation to TDS and VAT reporting.
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August 8, 2026A clear breakdown of Nepal's IRD e-billing system, who it applies to, how it works, and what to look for in e-billing-ready invoicing software.
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August 1, 2026Everything Nepali small businesses need to know about VAT registration, the 13% VAT rate, filing deadlines, and staying compliant with the IRD.
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