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Equities are simply stocks and shares. When you buy the stocks/shares of a company, you own equity of that company. Equities are traded in a stock exchange
Opted for by more advanced investors, a Derivative is a contract between two entities which depends on underlying assets of some kind to determine value. Futures and Options are types of derivatives.
A mutual fund is a type of financial instrument that pools in funds from many investors and invests in securities like stocks, bonds, money market instruments, and other assets. MFs are operated by professional money managers.
A private company offers its shares to the public for the first time through an Initial Public Offering (IPO). This allows the company to raise capital speedily and also gives investors a chance to own a part of the company.
Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) are investment funds that hold assets such as stocks, bonds and commodities. They usually operate with an arbitrage mechanism designed to maintain value at close to its net asset value.
Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) and Bonds are used by companies and governments to raise long-term capital. NCDs and Bonds are both fixed-tenure debt instruments where investors receive regular interest pay-outs at a fixed rates.
| Account Charges | ₹ 1000 |
| Demat Annual Maintenance Charges | ₹ 500 |
Brokerage
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Phone: 009714-3963889 and 0097155-8990251
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| Particulars | HDFC Bank | IndusInd Bank | Axis Banks | Kotak Bank | IDFC First Bank | ICICI Bank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Contract Note Reporting Charge* (CN) | ₹ 100 Per CN | No Charges | No Charges | ₹ 100 Per CN | ₹ 100 Per CN | ₹ 100 Per CN |
| Sale Proceeds Charge(For TDS calculation) |
Transaction value upto 50,000= ₹ 100 |
No Charges | No Charges | ₹ 100 to ₹ 300 (More than One Scrip in CN) | No Charges | ₹ 200 Per CN |
| PIS Issuance Charges | ₹ 1000 | No Charges | ₹ 1000 | ₹ 1500 | NIL | ₹ 1000 |
| PIS Annual Maintenance Charges | ₹ 1000 | ₹ 500 | ₹ 1500 | ₹ 1000 | ₹ 500 | ₹ 1000 |
| Avg. Quarterly Balance | ₹ 10000 | ₹ 10000 | ₹ 10000 | ₹ 10000 | ₹ 10000 | Depends on Nature of Account |
Note* - Above charges + applicable GST
CN - Contract Note
| Short Term Capital Gain | Long Term Capital Gain | ||||||
| Basic Rate | Surcharge | Cess | Total Tax Rate | Basic Rate | Surcharge | Cess | Total Tax Rate |
| 20 | 15 | 4 | 23.92 | 12.5 | 15 | 4 | 14.95 |
Note - TDS is deducted by Banker. For further clarifications, get in touch with your PIS Bank.
As per Indian Income Tax Act, 1961, any Indian person staying outside India more than 182 days is considered as NRI (Non-Resident Indian).
An NRI (Non-Resident Indian) is an Indian citizen who is either residing outside India for employment, business, or other valid purposes, or staying abroad for an indefinite period. As per the Income Tax Act, an individual qualifies as an NRI if they spend less than 182 days in India during a financial year.
Categories of NRIs:
PIO is person of Indian Origin. He/ She can open account in NRI capacity.
A citizen of any country (other than a citizen of Bangladesh or Pakistan) is deemed to be a Person Of Indian Origin (PIO), if,
Yes. Authorized dealer have been permitted to grant loans/overdrafts abroad to NRIs through their overseas branches and correspondents against collateral of the shares/debentures of Indian companies held by them, provided the concerned shares/debentures were acquired on repatriation basis.
( Kindly refer master circular of foreign investments on RBI for more details regarding shares transfer.)
No. One can sell shares only those shares through PIS which are bought through PIS.
No. In case of NRIs all trades need to be settled on bill to bill basis.
Money can be transferred from NRE to NRO account, however, vice versa funds transfer is not allowed.
No. Mutual funds and IPOs can be applied through Non PIS Account.
Yes, he can close his NRI account and open new resident trading and demat account with us by submitting the required proofs of residential status and can get shares transferred from NR demat account to resident demat account.
As per section 6(5) of FEMA, NRI can continue to hold the securities, which he/she had purchased as a resident Indian, even after he/she has become a non-resident Indian, on a non-repatriable basis.
As per regulatory guidelines, Tax (if applicable) has to be deducted at source (TDS) for all the profits made in the equity ,ETF & Derivative market transactions.
Tax deduction at source rate is different as per the tenure of the investment. It can be classified into
| NET GAIN | EQUITY SHARES | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Listed on recog exch with STT (paid on acquistion and transfer) | Without STT (STT not paid either on acquistion or at the time of transfer) | ||
| Listed on Recog. Exch. (sold off market) | Unlisted | ||
| LONG TERM (9) | |||
| With Surcharge | 11.96% (4)(9)(13)(14) | 23.92% (1) (6)(13) (9) | 11.96% (1) (6)(13)(9) |
| With out Surcharge | 10.4% (4)(13)(14) | 20.8% (1)(6)(13) | 10.40% |
| Period of Holding (5) | >365 days | >365 days | >730days (12) |
| SHORT TERM(9) | |||
| With Surcharge | 17.94%(9)(2)(13) | 35.88%(3)(13) | 35.88%(3)(13) |
| With out Surcharge | 15.60% | 31.20% | 31.20% |
| Period of Holding (5) | |||
Note - TDS is deducted by Banker. For further clarifications, kindly get in touch with your PIS Bank.
