1, calculated according to the transaction amount: the handling fee is equal to the transaction amount multiplied by the handling fee rate. For example, if the handling fee rate is 0.5%, a transaction of $ 1000 will generate a handling fee of $5.
2. According to the transaction quantity: the handling fee is equal to the transaction quantity multiplied by the handling fee rate. For example, if the commission rate is $65,438+00 per lot, a transaction of 65,438+000 lots will generate a commission of $65,438+0000.
3. Calculated by fixed fee: the handling fee is a fixed amount and does not change with the change of transaction amount or quantity. For example, if the handling fee for each transaction is $50, a handling fee of $50 will be incurred regardless of the transaction amount or quantity.
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Handling fee: a kind of labor remuneration charged for handling related matters on behalf of others; Or for the client, it belongs to the corresponding remuneration paid by others for handling related matters. Such as: securities transaction fees, agent ticketing fees, withholding fees, national debt agency fees and so on.
From the perspective of tax payment, all kinds of agency fees charged by operators should be regarded as taxable income and paid value-added tax; After deducting the relevant expenses, the income must also pay enterprise income tax. On the other hand, the withholding fee obtained for the tax authorities belongs to tax-free income, and there is no need to pay taxes such as business tax.
for instance
1. Bank transfer: Bank transfer usually charges a certain percentage of the transaction amount. For example, if you transfer $ 1000 from a bank account to someone else, the handling fee may be $25.
2. Futures trading: Futures trading usually charges fees according to the number of transactions and contract types. For example, if 100 lots of soybean meal futures are traded, the handling fee for each lot may be 10, and the total handling fee is 10000.
3. Stock trading: The handling fee for stock trading usually includes two parts, one is the fee charged by the exchange, and the other is the fee charged by the brokerage. For example, when trading 100 shares in a securities company, the handling fee charged by the exchange may be 2 dollars, and the handling fee charged by the securities company may be 4 dollars, so the total handling fee is 6 dollars.