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Do I have to pay taxes if I earn 2 million in stock trading?
If the user earns 2 million yuan through the stock trading of listed domestic stocks, he does not need to pay personal income tax, because the securities company has deducted the money. According to the regulations, at present, the main body that users need to pay taxes on stock transactions refers to the stamp duty and dividend income tax on securities transactions. The transaction stamp tax rate is 0. 1%, which has been withheld and remitted by the exchange, and the income tax rate of 20% has also been withheld and remitted by the listed company. If users earn 2 million yuan by speculating in overseas stocks, they need to pay taxes; If the user earns 2 million yuan through the equity trading of unlisted companies, he also needs to pay taxes.

According to the relevant provisions of the individual income tax law, the money obtained by shareholders through stock trading belongs to the way of property transfer, and shareholders do not need to pay taxes. However, it should be noted that the stock trading here only refers to the behavior of investors speculating on domestic stocks, that is, investors are not required to pay taxes at this time.

Stock transaction cost

Stock transaction fee refers to the sum of all kinds of taxes and fees that investors should pay when they entrust to buy and sell securities. According to the current regulations, the stock trading fee consists of three parts: the trading commission charged by securities companies, the stamp duty charged by China Registration and Clearing Corporation and the stock exchange in transfer fees, transfer fees and State Taxation Administration of The People's Republic of China. 1. stamp duty: it is one thousandth of the transaction amount. At present, it has changed from bilateral collection to seller's unilateral collection. Refers to the tax paid by investors to the finance and taxation department after the transaction is completed. In Shanghai and Shenzhen, shares are paid at one thousandth of the actual transaction amount, and stamp duty is withheld by brokers and remitted by exchanges. This tax is not required for bond and fund transactions. 2. Securities supervision fee, also known as three fees: about 0.2‰ of the transaction amount, but in practice there is a mantissa, which is generally omitted as 0.2‰. 3. Securities transaction fee: in A shares, 0.087 ‰ is charged bilaterally according to the turnover; Among B shares, 0.000 1% is collected bilaterally according to the turnover; In the fund, 0.00975% is collected bilaterally according to the turnover; In the warrants, 0.0045% is charged bilaterally according to the turnover. 4. transfer fees, this item is only charged in Shanghai Stock Exchange: it refers to the fees to be paid for changing the account name after stock trading. The transfer fee is charged at 0.06% of the face value of the traded shares (the issue face value is one yuan per share, which is equivalent to the number of traded shares). 5. Brokerage commission: The maximum commission is 3‰ of the transaction amount, and the minimum commission is charged from 5 yuan. If the commission for a single transaction is less than that in 5 yuan, it will be charged in 5 yuan.