Fund companies usually do not charge the issuance fee in advance before the fund is issued. The issuance expenses refer to the expenses deducted from the fund assets after the establishment of the fund, which are used to pay lawyer's fees, accountant's fees, audit fees, sales service fees, etc. These fees are generated during the operation of the fund and are not collected before issuance. The fund company will list the items and amount of fees in detail in the fund prospectus so that investors can understand.