Abstract: Securities handling fee usually consists of commission, stamp duty and transfer fees. Stamp duty and transfer fees are stipulated by the state. The commission is decided by the investor and the securities company through consultation. Everyone's commission may be different, so there is no fixed standard for commission. Even the fees of various securities companies are different. What are the handling fees for securities trading and how to calculate them? The following is an interpretation of the relevant contents and calculation process of the following securities transaction fees. How to calculate the handling fee for securities trading?

I. Shanghai I

Commission (maximum 3 ‰ for different brokers)+stamp duty (/kloc-0 ‰)+transfer fees (0.75 yuan/1000 shares).

Shanghai b

Commission (up to 3 ‰ for different brokers)+stamp duty (1‰)+ settlement fee (0.5‰).

C, deep a

Commission (maximum 3 ‰ for different brokers)+stamp duty (1‰)

D, deep b

Commission (maximum 3 ‰ for different brokers)+stamp duty (1‰)+ transaction fee (0.34 1‰)+ settlement fee (0.5‰).

E. closed-end funds

Commission (different brokers, up to 3‰)

F. Minimum price

A shares and closed-end funds: minimum 5 yuan.

Shanghai B-share, the minimum commission is $65,438 +0.

Deep B shares, with a minimum commission of HK$ 5.

G. Transfer fee

Transfer fees refers to the fees paid by buyers and sellers for the registration of equity change after the stock and capital transactions entrusted by investors. This income belongs to the income of the securities registration and settlement institution, which is deducted by the securities operation institution in the settlement and delivery era with investors. From September 65438 to September 1 day, 2002, the latest transfer fees charging standard is: the number of A shares and funds traded in Shanghai Stock Exchange is 0.6‰ (per share), and there is no minimum charging standard; The Shenzhen Stock Exchange exempts A shares, funds and bonds from trading and transfer fees.

H, other expenses

Other expenses refer to commission fee (communication fee), withdrawal fee, inquiry fee, account opening fee, magnetic card fee, credit card fee for telephone commission and self-service commission, overtime fee, etc. Money paid by investors to the securities business department when they entrust the sale of securities. These expenses are mainly used for communication, equipment, document production and other expenses, of which the commission fee is generally: when investors buy and sell the securities of the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges locally, they pay the commission fee of 1 yuan to the securities business department and the commission fee of 5 yuan in different places. Other fees shall be charged by brokers as needed. Generally, there is no clear charging standard, as long as their fees are approved by the local price department. At present, a considerable number of securities institutions have reduced or exempted some or all of these fees for the sake of competition.