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Worried about GST? Need not atleast for your Stock Market Trading
Last Updated: 24th August 2023 - 12:42 pm
Goods and Service Tax (GST) is all set to roll out from July 1 onwards. There has been a lot of discussion about the tax implications that GST will have on various sectors. Under GST, the tax on financial services transactions will rise from the current 15% to 18%. Financial service transactions include banking, mutual funds, insurance and stock broking.
Though this will impact a lot of traders and investors around the country, clients who have an account with 5paisa.com need not worry about the same. This is where the advantage of trading with 5paisa.com comes in. A discount broker like us do not charge brokerage. Clients pay a flat fee irrespective of the Turnover. As brokerage is extremely less, the impact of GST which will replace Service Tax will also be miniscule.
Let’s have a look on how the implementation of GST rate will impact –
A trader, and
An investor
Trader
A trader trades very frequently and hence any change in the tax rate would have a major impact on his profit. However, if one is trading with us as the brokerage itself is very less, the change in GST rate of 15% to 18% will hardly impact.
Impact of GST on a Trader |
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5paisa |
10 lot of Nifty Futures |
Traditional Broker |
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Prior to GST (15%) |
Post GST (18%) |
Prior to GST (15%) |
Post GST (18%) |
|
Buy Nifty @9600 & Sell@9700 |
Buy Nifty @9600 & Sell Nifty@9700 |
Buy Nifty @9600 & Sell@9700 |
Buy Nifty @9600 & Sell@9700 |
|
Rs 1,44,75,000 |
Rs 1,44,75,000 |
Amount of trade |
Rs 1,44,75,000 |
Rs 1,44,75,000 |
Rs 20 |
Rs 20 |
Brokerage |
Rs 14475 |
Rs 14475 |
Rs 3 |
Rs 3.6 |
Applicable Taxes |
Rs 2171.25 |
Rs 2605.5 |
Rs 23 |
Rs 23.6 |
Total Cost |
Rs 16646.25 |
Rs 17080.5 |
The above table the shows the difference in brokerage a trader has to pay when he does F&O with a discount broker and traditional broker. If you trade with 5paisa.com, the extra tax after GST that you have to pay is just 60 paisa, while with a traditional broker it is Rs 434.25, which is 723 times higher.
The total cost of your brokerage is way too higher when you trade with a traditional broker.
Investor
An investor is the one who invests in the market with a long-term horizon. Though he may think that it is a one-time charge, the fact is that higher GST can eat into the profits. On the other hand, if one invests with a discount broker, majority chunk of your profit of your profit can be saved.
Impact of GST on an Investor |
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5paisa |
An investors buys a portfolio worth Rs 1 lakh |
Traditional Broker |
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Prior to GST (15%) |
Post GST (18%) |
Prior to GST (15%) |
Post GST (18%) |
|
Buy@1 lakh & Sell@Rs 1.5 lakh |
Buy@1 lakh & Sell@Rs 1.5 lakh |
Buy@1 lakh & Sell@Rs 1.5 lakh |
Buy@1 lakh & Sell@Rs 1.5 lakh |
|
Rs 250000 |
Rs 250000 |
Amount of trade |
Rs 250000 |
Rs 250000 |
Rs 20 |
Rs 20 |
Brokerage |
Rs 750 |
Rs 750 |
Rs 3 |
Rs 3.6 |
Applicable Taxes |
Rs 112.5 |
Rs 135 |
Rs 23 |
Rs 23.6 |
Total Cost |
Rs 862.5 |
Rs 885 |
Total expenses increase by 60 paisa only |
Total expenses increased by Rs 22.5 |
The above table shows the difference in brokerage when an individual investor buys a portfolio with a discount broker and when he buys it with a traditional broker. The total tax that an investor pays after GST is just 60 paisa more, while it is 30 times more with a traditional broker.
So, if you want to beat the increase in your tax outflow because of GST, switch to 5paisa.com
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