Whether there is a value-added tax invoice for futures handling fees is generally based on the actual practices of trading venues and brokerage companies. In China, the fees charged by financial derivatives exchanges such as financial futures and commodity futures transactions generally contain value-added tax, and special invoices for value-added tax are needed.
And some domestic brokerage companies engaged in futures business may also apply for value-added tax and issue corresponding invoices according to their actual conditions. If you encounter specific problems or questions in the process of futures trading, it is recommended to consult relevant business personnel or refer to relevant regulations to ensure smooth trading.