How to Estimate Indian Stock Trading Charges
Trading shares on Indian exchanges (NSE and BSE) incurs statutory regulatory levies beyond standard broker commissions. Knowing these charges helps traders calculate their true break-even exit price.
You can calculate exact statutory charges using the Burnjet Indian Stock Charges Estimator.
Breakdown of Statutory Indian Stock Charges (Equity Delivery) #
| Charge Name | Levied By | Typical Delivery Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Brokerage | Stockbroker | Up to ₹20/order or (often ₹0 on discount brokers) |
| STT (Securities Transaction Tax) | Central Govt | on both buy and sell turnover |
| Exchange Transaction Charge | NSE / BSE | of turnover |
| SEBI Turnover Fee | SEBI | ₹10 per crore () |
| Stamp Duty | State Govt | (₹1,500 per crore) on buy turnover only |
| GST | Central & State Govt | on (Brokerage + Exchange Charges + SEBI Fees) |
Step-by-Step: Using the Burnjet Indian Stock Charges Estimator #
Step 1: Open the Tool #
Visit Burnjet Indian Stock Charges Estimator.
Step 2: Enter Trade Details #
Enter your Buy Price per Share, Sell Price per Share, and Quantity of Shares.
Step 3: Review Full Cost Breakdown #
The calculator outputs a complete itemized summary:
- Gross Profit/Loss
- STT Amount
- Exchange & SEBI Charges
- Stamp Duty & GST
- Net Payout and Break-Even Sell Price
Disclaimer: Results are estimates based on standard statutory rates for informational purposes and do not constitute tax or legal advice.
Related Tools #
- Capital Gains Tax Calculator: Estimate STCG (20%) and LTCG (12.5%) liabilities.
- Stock Average Price Calculator: Consolidate multiple buy orders.
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