There are various expenses in the process of stock trading. According to the actual handling fees in the A-share market, there are three main fees for stock trading, as follows:
(1) stamp duty. Stamp duty is charged at 0. 1% of the transaction amount, unilaterally. Buying is free, and selling is charged according to the transaction amount.
(2) Brokerage commission, brokerage commission is also charged according to the transaction amount, the highest is 0.3%, the lowest is 5 yuan, and the part less than 5 yuan is charged according to 5 yuan, that is to say, there will be a certain handling fee for buying and selling.
(3) In transfer fees, the so-called transfer fees charge rate is 0.002%, which is charged to the transferor, that is, to the seller.
After an in-depth understanding of the handling fees of the stock market, it is found that taxes have been paid in the process of stock trading, the most typical of which is stamp duty, which is collected by the relevant state departments and directly enters the state finance.
3. Through the above analysis of the three major taxes and fees of stock trading, we know that there are mainly stamp duty, transfer fees, commission and other expenses. For example, RMB 654.38+ 10,000, the total handling fee for a transaction is RMB 654.38+000, transfer fees 4 yuan, and brokerage commission 60 yuan. Stock trading 100000 yuan, the total cost of a round trip in Man Cang 164 yuan, in which stamp duty is the highest.
The calculation of stock transaction tax should be charged according to the charging items and standards of China's securities department. The income of investors in stock trading mainly comes from stock price difference and dividends. Generally speaking, investors do not need to pay taxes on the income generated by the difference between the buying price and the selling price.
The income from stock dividends may need to pay a certain tax, and the tax rate varies according to the holding time. For the income from stock dividends, it is stipulated that the holding period is within one month (including one month), and the income from dividends obtained by investors is subject to personal income tax at a reduced rate of 20%; If the shareholding period is more than one month but less than one year (including one year), individual income tax will be levied on the dividends obtained by investors at the rate of 10%; If the shareholding period is more than one year, the dividends received by investors shall be exempted from personal income tax.