Free NEPSE share calculator with the exact SEBON broker commission, regulatory fee, DP charge and capital gains tax — plus WACC, averaging, dividend, bonus/right adjustment, Graham's number, SIP, EMI and risk-reward tools. All math is current with the 2082/83 SEBON / NEPSE / IRD fee structure.
All-in cost of buying or selling shares — broker tier, SEBON fee, DP charge and capital gains tax.
Calculate the all-in cost of buying or selling NEPSE securities — broker commission tier, SEBON fee, DP charge and capital gains tax all included.
This share calculator works out exactly what a NEPSE buy or sell costs you after every charge — broker commission, the SEBON regulatory fee, the CDSC DP charge and capital gains tax — so the profit or loss you see is the real number that hits your bank, not the headline price difference. Unlike most calculators, the broker tiers here are the current SEBON structure effective Jestha 2081 BS (2082/83); many sites still show the older, higher rates.
Worked example. Buy 100 shares at Rs 500 (Rs 50,000): broker commission at 0.36% = Rs 180, SEBON fee at 0.015% = Rs 7.50, DP charge Rs 25 — total cost Rs 50,212.50, an effective buy price of Rs 502.13 per share. Sell the same 100 shares a year later at Rs 600 and the calculator nets out the sell-side fees and 5% long-term CGT to show your true take-home profit.
NEPSE uses a tiered commission structure that applies to both sides of every transaction. The Transaction calculator picks the right tier automatically based on the gross amount.
On top of broker commission you pay a SEBON fee of 0.015% per side, plus a flat Rs 25 DP charge. IPO / FPO / Right share purchases are exempt from broker commission, SEBON fee and DP charge — only the issue price is deducted from your bank.
Profit on a NEPSE sale is taxed at one of three rates:
Tax is computed on the net capital gain (sell proceeds after fees minus your fee-inclusive cost basis), so two trades with the same headline price can carry different tax bills depending on the broker tier each falls into.
NEPSE dividends are taxed at a flat 5% — applied separately to the cash and bonus components. Bonus shares add to your unit count; the 5% tax on their face value is deducted from your cash dividend (or owed in cash if the bonus tax exceeds the cash payout).
When a company issues bonus or right shares, the market price drops on the ex-date so total holding value remains unchanged. For a bonus issue: adjusted = pre-close / (1 + bonus%). For a right share: adjusted = (pre-close + face value × right%) / (1 + right%).
Every calculator runs entirely in your browser — none of the numbers you type are sent to a server. The math is open-source and identical to the Hamroshare mobile app, kept in sync with the latest NEPSE / SEBON / IRD fee structure. If you spot a discrepancy, file an issue on our support page.
These calculators are for educational use only and do not constitute investment advice. Always consult a SEBON-registered investment advisor before making trading decisions. Tax rates and fees may change without notice.