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[This is my bill after I sold it. As per the bill I should be receiving Rs.12,384 but I got around 400 less than that. This isn’t the first time. Am I missing something? Should I confront my broker about it?](https://preview.redd.it/zhl0yuhfh0ba1.png?width=1263&format=png&auto=webp&s=6e781bb3d8eeca194b9a49c0edf07c87e1120280)
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3 mahina bhai sakyo units demat account ma na aako. Aaile samma ni units transfer kina na gereko ho? Aani na phone uthaucha na mail ko reply aaucha. Contact kasari garne yeni haru sanga? View on r/NepalStock by Sufficient_Mine4864 Popular Tags: units, pathako, Kina, market, NIMB Highlights: Stock Trading in Nepal – An Introduction Nepal […]
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Please search “capital gains tax on sale of shares” you’ll get the
complete picture about how and why you’re getting less money than the sale amount.
Capital gain = sale amount – cost
Capital gains = long term (if you hold the shares for more than 1 year before selling)
Tax for long term gain 5% on profit and for short term gain 7.5% (I’m not 100% sure. The rates might have changed)