Transaction costs refer to the total of various taxes and fees that investors should pay when entrusting them to buy or sell securities, which usually include stamp duties, commissions, transfer fees, other fees, etc.

1. Stamp duty.

Stamp duty is a tax levied on both the buyer and seller investors according to the prescribed tax rates after the transaction of stocks (including A shares and B shares) according to the national tax law.

The payment of stamp duty is deducted by the securities operating institution during the delivery with the investor, and then settled centrally during the clearing and delivery between the securities operating institution and the stock exchange or registration and clearing institution. Finally, the registration and clearing institution pays it to the taxing authority in a unified manner.

The charging standard is based on 4‰ of the A-share transaction amount. Funds, bonds, etc. do not have this fee.

2. Commission.

Commission refers to the fee that investors pay to securities dealers based on a certain proportion of the transaction amount after entrusting the purchase and sale of securities.

This fee generally consists of brokerage commissions from securities firms, transaction handling fees from stock exchanges, and supervision fees from management agencies.

The commission charging standards are: (1) Shanghai Stock Exchange, the commission for A-shares is 3.5% of the transaction amount, with a starting point of 10 yuan; the commission for bonds is 2‰ of the transaction amount (upper limit, can be floated), the starting point

The fund’s commission is 3.5‰ of the transaction amount, with a starting point of 10 yuan; the securities investment fund’s commission is 2.5‰ of the transaction amount, with a starting point of 5 yuan; the commission standard for repurchase business is: 3 days

, 7-day, 14-day, 28-day and more than 28-day repurchase varieties, respectively, floating below 0.15‰, 0.25‰, 0.5‰, 1‰ and 1.5‰ respectively.

(2) Shenzhen Stock Exchange, the commission for A-shares is 3.5‰ of the transaction amount, with a starting point of 5 yuan; the commission for bonds is 2‰ (upper limit) of the transaction amount, with a starting point of 5 yuan; the commission for funds is 5 yuan per transaction amount;

3‰, the starting point is 5 yuan; the commission for securities investment funds is 2.5‰ of the transaction amount, the starting point is 5 yuan; the commission standards for repurchase business are: 3 days, 4 days, 7 days, 14 days, 28 days

, 63-day, 91-day, 182-day and 273-day repurchase varieties, respectively based on transaction amounts of 0.1‰, 0.12‰, 0.2‰, 0.4‰, 0.8‰, 1‰, 1.

Floating below 2‰, 1.4‰, and 1.4‰.

3. Transfer fee.

Transfer fees refer to the fees paid by buyers and sellers to change equity registration after the transactions of stocks and funds entrusted by investors.

This income belongs to the securities registration and clearing agency, and is deducted by the securities operating agency during clearing and delivery with investors.

The transfer fee standard is: The transfer fee for A-share and fund transactions on the Shanghai Stock Exchange is 1‰ of the face value of the transaction, with a starting point of 1 yuan, of which 0.5‰ is paid by the securities operating institution to the registration company; the Shenzhen Stock Exchange is exempt from the charge.

Collect transaction transfer fees for A-shares, funds, and bonds.

4. Other expenses.

Other fees refer to the commission fees (communication fees), order cancellation fees, inquiry fees, account opening fees, magnetic card fees, and card swiping fees and overtime fees for telephone commissions and self-service commissions paid by investors to the securities business department when entrusting them to buy or sell securities.

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These fees are mainly used for expenses in communications, equipment, document production, etc. Among them, the entrustment fee is generally 1 yuan when investors buy and sell securities on the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges in Shanghai and Shenzhen.

The entrustment fee is a 5 yuan entrustment fee for other places.

Other fees are charged by securities firms at their discretion. Generally, there is no clear charging standard. As long as the fees are approved by the local price department, there are currently quite a few securities operating institutions that waive some or all of these fees out of competitive considerations.

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How to check how high your fees are? You can check online. Which securities company you open an account with has online trading system software from each company. After downloading and installing it, and logging in, you can see the fees and profits of each transaction.

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The third-party account password is set by you when you open a bank account. If you are not sure about the default password, you can call the customer service number of the bank or securities company for consultation.