How to calculate the handling fee for Hong Kong stock trading?
The transaction costs of Hong Kong stocks are higher than those of A-shares, including commission, stock stamp duty, transaction levy, transaction fee and central settlement fee. The specific charging standards are as follows:
1 commission: 0.25% of each transaction amount will be collected by the securities company. If it is through the online trading system or trading software of a securities company, the commission can usually be reduced to 2‰. When the scale of funds reaches a certain amount, you can also apply for reducing the commission ratio. Among the commissions paid to securities companies, there is usually the lowest commission, mostly HK$ 65,438+000.
2. Stamp duty on stocks: 0. 13% of each transaction amount, with the lowest valuation unit of 1 HK$, and the amount less than 1 HK$ shall be calculated as 1 HK$ and collected by the Hong Kong government;
3. Transaction levy: 0.0027% of each transaction amount is levied by the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission;
Transaction fee: 0.005% of each transaction amount, which will be charged by HKEx;
5. Central settlement fee: 0.002% of each transaction amount, with a minimum of 2 yuan HK$ and a maximum of HK$ 65,438+000, which will be charged by Hong Kong Clearing House.
Specific example calculation: unilaterally buy a stock of HK$ 6,543,800+.
Unilateral all expenses: 65438+ ten thousand *(0.25% commission +0. 13% stamp duty +0.0027% transaction levy +0.005% transaction fee of the stock exchange +0.002% payment fee of the central clearing system) = 65438+ ten thousand * 0.3897% = 38897%.
If you need to trade Hong Kong stocks, you need to open a Hong Kong stock account first. The trading commissions of different Hong Kong stock brokers are different. Before opening an account, investors can first understand the account opening fees and trading commissions of different brokers, and comprehensively compare the brokerage accounts with higher selective prices for various services.