_ Do companies have to pay taxes on account opening and stock trading?

We know that stock trading accounts can be opened in the name of individuals or companies. Personal account opening and stock trading are subject to stamp duty, so does the company pay tax on account opening and stock trading?

Of course, you have to pay taxes. It is understood that companies have to pay stamp duty to open accounts for stock trading, and the money earned is generally subject to 25% corporate income tax.

The place where the company opens an account is what people call an "institutional account", and the stamp duty is withheld by the securities company on behalf of the secondary market stocks; If the tax rate of acquisition and subscription in the primary market is relatively high and there is no clear regulation, most beneficiaries secretly divide the stolen goods.

1, charge

The account opening fee of institutional households is about 10 times that of individuals.

Step 2 manage

The supervision of institutional households is very strict and requires a lot of information, such as official seal, signature of manager, signature of fund distributor, tax registration certificate, tax payment certificate, etc. And with the changes in the requirements of higher authorities, new information will be gradually added. As long as the self-employed person has a copy of his ID card and his signature, everything is easy to say. In addition, the transactions of institutional households are also very restricted.

3. Function

If it's just stock trading, the difference is not very big. The more important role of institutional households is to manage the assets of other listed companies held by the company, rather than trading. Many institutional households will not trade from the opening of institutions to the disappearance of institutions.