StockYanShare calculator for NEPSE
Commission, SEBON fee, DP charge and tax, worked out before you trade.
One question per tab
Each tab answers one common question. There are also SIP and Graham value tabs.
- Buy: total cost per share
- Sell: cash after charges and tax
- Averaging: your new average price
- Bonus and right share price
Nepal's real charges
Sums use NEPSE's tiered broker commission, the SEBON fee and the DP charge.
- Commission tiers by trade amount
- 7.5% or 5% capital gains tax
- Individual or institutional seller
Questions
How is broker commission calculated in NEPSE?
It is a percentage of the trade amount: 0.36% up to Rs 50,000, then 0.33%, 0.31% and 0.27% for bigger bands, and 0.24% above Rs 1 crore. The minimum is Rs 10.
How do I calculate profit after selling shares in Nepal?
Take the sale amount and subtract broker commission, the 0.015% SEBON fee and the Rs 25 DP charge. Subtract your total buying cost. Capital gains tax is 7.5% of that profit if you held under a year, 5% if longer.
What is WACC in NEPSE?
WACC is your average buying price per share across all your purchases of a stock. The Averaging tab works it out for you.
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See featureBroker commission in Nepal
Every NEPSE buy and sell pays broker commission and a SEBON fee. Sells also pay a DP charge.
Read guideCapital gains tax on NEPSE shares
When you sell shares at a profit, part of that profit goes to tax. How much depends on how long you held them.
Read guideWhat is WACC in NEPSE?
WACC is the average price you paid for each share of a stock, across all your buys.
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