As per Zerodha charges list, there is no brokerage for equity delivery.
I placed a buy order and I have been charged under Taxable value of Supply (Brokerage)?
Why is this so? What is the point in saying Zero Brokerage for equity delivery.
GST is applicable on Brokerage + Transaction Charge
Transaction Charge is levied by Exchange at 0.00325% (For NSE)
So, if you bought 100 Qty of X Share at 455.55 then
Brokerage = 0
Transaction Charge = 1.48 (0.00325% on Turnover)
GST on Brokerage = 0 GST on Transaction Charge = 0.27
GST is applicable only on Brokerage and Transaction Charges.
What you see is, Just breakdown of GST, but your total GST will not exceed TransactionCharge * 18%
I’m taking my above example;
If you are resident of Karnataka, here is the GST breakdown
CGST = 0.133 (9% on Transaction Charge i.e. 1.48 * 9%)
SGST = 0.133 (9% on Transaction Charge i.e. 1.48 * 9%)
IGST = 0 (Applicable if you are outside of Karnataka)
else if you belong to other state
CGST = 0
SGST = 0
IGST =0.27 (18% on Transaction Charge i.e. 1.48 * 18%)
As you can see, your GST is 0.27 only on both case
Note : Place of Supply determines which GST to collect, but the total % is remains same (18%)
If You and Zdha in same state,then it is Intra-State supply.
So 50% of tax will go to State Govt and 50% will go to central Govt.
If You and Zdha operates in different state, then it is Inter-State supply.
Central Govt will collect total GST.
Can you explain how it’s 15.83 with the available numbers. I have been getting huge numbers in this column and I think Zerodha is charging us more brokerage through this saying it’s a flat charge