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travi

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No i believe brokerage having a separate section to calculate , so m sure its not brokerage
then maybe you can go back to your post and read it :)

You just wrote contract note, instead you should specify which broker or post a sample.

Otherwise, from the contract notes that i get, taxable value of supply is Brokerage, and someone like Zerodha puts brokerage in brackets next to it.
check what is next to it in Brackets like Fyers specifies Sebitoc or Toc NSE
these are various chgs like sebi chgs, exch trx chgs etc

Usually such charges attract GST additionally unlike stamp duty, STT,CTT etc
 
How many of us mananged to capture today's rally on Bank Nifty? It should be one of the simplest trade, but still only few could manage to capture the most of it. I ain't one of 'em, I was hoping Raj would've made a post about today's rally and that too on expiry day. Expiry days are evil to me trading account, that's the day I tend to lose more.

 

siyalikashyap

Stop overthnkng.U cant control evrythng, Be it
then maybe you can go back to your post and read it :)

You just wrote contract note, instead you should specify which broker or post a sample.

Otherwise, from the contract notes that i get, taxable value of supply is Brokerage, and someone like Zerodha puts brokerage in brackets next to it.
check what is next to it in Brackets like Fyers specifies Sebitoc or Toc NSE
these are various chgs like sebi chgs, exch trx chgs etc

Usually such charges attract GST additionally unlike stamp duty, STT,CTT etc

Yes its there in contract note but was not much aware!! its cleared now !! Thanks
 

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