For accountants and audit firms in Nepal
All your clients, open from one console.
Open each client's live books instead of asking for a file, see every TDS rate with its section of the Act, and sign off the year from your firm console.
Every client's books, one click from your console.
Client files arrive late and in every format, the 25th comes round every Nepali month, and year end means retyping the statements by hand.
Side by side
Without XoraPro, and with it
The same day in your trade, told twice: once on paper and phone calls, once in XoraPro.
A client's books
Without XoraPro
You ask the client for a file, wait for it, then ask again.
With XoraPro
You open the client's live books from your firm console.
The 25th
Without XoraPro
Each client's VAT and TDS dates live in a diary and in someone's memory.
With XoraPro
Each client's tax dates page lists what is due, in Bikram Sambat, with the days left.
A TDS rate
Without XoraPro
The rate and the section for each payment are looked up in a chart.
With XoraPro
Pick what the payment is for, and the rate comes with its section of the Act.
A question on a figure
Without XoraPro
A number is traced back through spreadsheets and box files.
With XoraPro
Each trial balance line opens to the entries and the bills behind it.
Year end
Without XoraPro
The statements are retyped into the ICAN workbook by hand.
With XoraPro
The statements are signed off in your console and download as an Excel workbook.
What it does
What XoraPro does for you
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A client appoints your firm by its firm ID in their own settings. From then on, Open books beside their name takes you straight into their live books, with no file to ask for.
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Open a client's books and the tax dates page lists each filing due this year in Bikram Sambat, with the days left to each.
Nepal rule Monthly VAT, the TDS deposit and the SSF contribution fall due by the 25th of the following Nepali month (Value Added Tax Act 2052, Income Tax Act 2058, Contribution Based Social Security Act 2074).
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On a supplier bill, pick what the payment is for. XoraPro picks the rate and the section of the Act, and the month's TDS summary and the e-TDS upload file are built from those payments.
Nepal rule Rates and sections from the Income Tax Act 2058 as amended by the Finance Act 2083, as held in the product's catalogue for FY 2083/84.
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Each line on the trial balance opens the account's entries for the same dates, and each entry opens the bill or voucher it came from. Every change is logged with a name and a time, and the log cannot be edited.
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The year-end page in your console holds a client's statements and notes. Record the preparer, the reviewer and the signatories, and download the statements as an Excel workbook laid out after ICAN's model workbook.
TDS in one tap
What this shows: The owner picks what a payment is for, and XoraPro picks the rate with its section of the Act.
Who it helps
Better for you, and for the people you serve
For your firm
Each client business you look after is listed in your console, one click from its books.
Invite your staff into the firm console. Owners and admins read the firm's own log of who did what.
Tally XML, Excel and CSV exports, the e-TDS upload file and the ICAN workbook, from each client's book.
For your clients
In Settings, My accountant, the owner chooses: see only, change until a date, or change anything. A dated window returns to see only on its own.
Their accountant opens the live books, so nothing is emailed back and forth at the end of the month.
The whole book exports to Tally XML, Excel or CSV at any time.
Built for Nepal
Bikram Sambat first
Today is Monday, 30 Kartik 2083, 16 Nov 2026.
TDS rates for FY 2083/84
Each payment's rate and its section of the Income Tax Act 2058, from the product's own catalogue.
Nepali and English
On the screen and on the paper, in the language each person reads.
The e-TDS upload file
An Excel file in the IRD portal's seven-column layout, for Load EXCEL file in E-TDS.
What you can check
- The main copy of your records is kept on a server inside Nepal, with a read-only standby copy in Singapore.
- You sign in with a code sent to your email, or a passkey.
- Every change is logged with a name and a time, and the log cannot be edited.
- A posted bill is reversed, never deleted.
- Your accountant can be given read-only access.
- The whole book exports to Tally XML, Excel or CSV at any time.
Start today
Free for accounting firms. Every client from one console. Each client business keeps its own XoraPro plan and pays XoraPro directly. XoraPro pays no commission to anyone, and you set and charge your own fees.
Other industries
Shops and kirana
- VAT bills in seconds
- A khata customers can see
- Keeps selling when the internet drops
Distributors
- Shops order from you on their phone
- A truck arrival posts the supplier bill
- Every payment on the customer's khata
Construction and contractors
- Workers clock in at the site with a PIN
- Where site staff worked, day by day
- Wages and advances in one place
Pharmacies
- Scan the barcode to bill
- VAT and non-VAT items on one bill
- Stock that counts itself
Restaurants and cafes
- Tables and kitchen orders
- Staff clock in with a QR code
- The day's sales and VAT in one report
Hotels and lodges
- Rooms, bookings and the guest bill
- Housekeeping for every room
- A register of foreign guests
Schools
- Fees billed and followed up
- Marksheets and progress reports
- Parents see results on their phone
Transport and logistics
- Every vehicle's log and mileage
- Driver licences and renewals tracked
- Cash collected on delivery, recorded
All industries
Choose your industry at sign-up and XoraPro opens with the right screens, accounts and reports.
- Supermarkets and grocery stores
- Butchers and meat shops
- Pet shops and pet supplies
- Fish markets and fish shops
- Clinics and healthcare
- Manufacturing
- Salons, wellness and gyms
- Automotive and workshops
- Cooperatives (sahakari)
- Agriculture and farming
- Online and e-commerce
- Import and export
- Real estate and rentals
- Hydropower
- Non-profits and NGOs
- Handicraft and artisans
- Professional services
- Staffing and manpower
- IT, software and startups
- Media, creative and events
- Freelancers and self-employed
