NicaTributos

NicaTributos provides quick access to public labor, tax, and economic information for Nicaragua in one app. Whether you're calculating salary deductions, understanding tax obligations, or checking currency rates, this app brings official data to your fingertips without replacing professional legal or accounting advice.

The labor section covers essential workplace calculations and regulations. Use the net salary calculator to estimate INSS and income tax deductions based on gross pay. Check current minimum wage rates updated annually, and calculate severance pay—Christmas bonuses, compensation, and vacation benefits—according to the Labor Code. The app includes the full text of Law No. 185 (Labor Code), Decree No. 974 (Social Security Law), and Decree No. 975 (Social Security Regulations), plus official INSS contribution rates and labor benefits established by law.

For tax matters, browse the Tax Harmonization Law (Law No. 822), Tax Code (Law No. 562), and related decrees. A built-in tax glossary explains key terms, and the tax calendar keeps you informed of deadlines. Current income tax rates and municipal fee schedules are included, covering Managua and departmental taxes, property tax (IBI), and reference rates for tax calculations.

General tools round out the app's utility. Convert between US dollars and Nicaraguan cordobas using real-time official exchange rates and bank buying/selling rates. Reference a loan calculator for financial planning, check traffic fine information, and stay informed on economic indicators from official sources.

All information draws from public, official sources—La Gaceta (Nicaragua's Official Gazette), the Central Bank, the Social Security Institute, the Ministry of Labor, and the General Directorate of Revenue. Calculations and projections are for reference only and do not constitute legal obligations or official resolutions.

NicaTributos is a private, independent application. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representing any Nicaraguan government institution. Users are solely responsible for how they use the information presented. For binding legal, accounting, or institutional advice, consult qualified professionals.