I have a professional yamaha grand piano. If I take it to nepal, will airport in nepal tax it? Any such experiences?

According to the law..
the tax is exempted in case of nepali citizen returning from foreign country in following case...
One piece each of professional goods used by the

professional passenger( for example for medical doctor

stethoscope and instruments for testing blood pressure, for

players goods like football, volleyball, badminton set,

musician

harmonium, tabla etc);

for

ordinary

musical

instruments

like

guitar,


here are other information..
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:eI4BAN8dedUJ:www.customs.gov.np/download.php%3F%26f%3DBaggage%2520Rules%25202066%2520Final.pdf%26dir%3Dcontents+&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESjRroikNt-zmqoSP6CFsLL8EL7UO9o2nI_bMcYuQar_sfKaJ6GU3atJjR5Uu1zIkZfB7UvIujzB7sZV54MJH7f-iKYrPv4UJ75thpVZqiYbDMeRKFOOpakcNQO6nbkZ6w1gQJqS&sig=AHIEtbSDGDo1ZgvnVD7jN4NyVYeztlu4vQ

I am no professional musician so I guess no. That sucks

The hareeb jus tell them u r a musician or tell its a gift...wont be a problem

@deported, I don't wanna risk taking an expensive equipment if I don't know for sure they won't tax. If they do, it won't be worth it and I will be forced to pay tax. If it were that easy to just say I am a professional I would think lots of folks to take it. Sorry, I appreciate your feedback though