The fund purchase voucher is to prove the name of the fund, the fund share, the net value of the fund unit share (the net value of the previous open day when the credit voucher is opened) and other transactions related to the fund.

Buying a fund generally refers to a way for some people who have spare money to invest, and use their temporarily unused money to buy a fund to invest, so as to preserve value and win income.

Generally speaking, fund investors will be involved in three kinds of taxes:

(1) Income tax is levied on dividends and capital gains of investors.

(2) Transaction tax, that is, the tax that the fund needs to pay when trading.

(3) Stamp duty, the tax payable on the relevant documents in the transaction.

At present, China has not levied income tax on individual investors' fund dividends and capital gains, and the investment income obtained by institutional investors should be incorporated into the taxable income of enterprises and levied enterprise income tax. The investment object of this fund is the securities market. The fund manager has paid various tax rates stipulated by the stock exchange when investing, and investors do not need to pay transaction tax when purchasing and redeeming open-end funds. For investors to buy and sell funds, stamp duty is temporarily exempted.