NEPSE calculator
Every number, worked out
before you act.
Live buy cost and sell proceeds calculators using the exact same fee engine as the Punji app. Commission, SEBON fee, DP charge, and CGT, all calculated in your browser.
Rates applied: SEBON commission circular (2024-25 reduced scale), DP charge Rs. 25 flat, CGT per FY 2083/84 schedule (effective 17 July 2026). Short-term = held up to 365 days. For primary market (IPO/FPO) allotments, no commission or SEBON fee applies on the buy.
The problem it solves
Fees on a NEPSE trade are not a single number. They are four separate charges that stack. A calculator that knows all of them is the only way to know what a trade actually costs.
More in the app
WACC, bonus, rights and dividend.
The full calculator suite lives in the Punji app. Each one covers a specific decision an investor faces: weighted average cost across multiple lots, adjustments after corporate actions, and dividend net of withholding tax.
Fee components
What the calculators account for.
Every fee on a NEPSE trade has a name and a rule. The calculators know all of them.
- 01
Broker commission
Paid to your stockbroker on every buy or sell. The rate is tiered: larger trade amounts attract a lower percentage. The calculator picks the right tier automatically based on your trade value.
- 02
SEBON fee
A small regulatory fee collected by the Securities Board of Nepal on each transaction. It is a fixed percentage of the trade amount, applied on both buys and sells.
- 03
DP charge
A flat Rs 25 charge per transaction levied by the depository (CDSC) for the paperwork of transferring share ownership. It appears on every buy and every sell.
- 04
Capital gains tax
Applies only when you sell at a profit. Nepal taxes short-term gains (shares held under one year) at a higher rate and long-term gains (one year or more) at a lower rate. The sell calculator applies the correct bracket based on the toggle you set.
Calculator questions
Answered honestly.
Want the full CGT explanation? Read the CGT guide. New rates for FY 2083/84? See what changed.
- How do I calculate my NEPSE buy cost?
- When you buy shares on NEPSE, the amount you pay is more than the share price times your quantity. The buy calculator adds the broker commission (which is tiered by the trade amount), the SEBON regulatory fee, and the DP charge, then shows you the true total payable and the effective cost per share. Enter the quantity and price and the result is instant.
- What fees are taken out when I sell NEPSE shares?
- Three costs reduce your sale proceeds: broker commission (tiered by trade value), the SEBON fee, and the DP charge. On top of those, capital gains tax applies, at a rate that depends on how long you held the shares. The sell calculator shows you each fee by name, then the net receivable after all of them.
- How is capital gains tax calculated on a NEPSE sale?
- Nepal's Inland Revenue Authority charges a higher rate on shares held for under one year (short-term) and a lower rate on shares held for a year or more (long-term). From FY 2083/84 (17 July 2026 onward) the rates are 10% short-term and 7.5% long-term. The sell calculator lets you toggle which bracket applies and shows the rate used in the output.
- Is this calculator accurate?
- Yes. This page uses the same calculation engine as the Punji app for iOS and Android. The math is identical: the same commission tiers, SEBON fee rate, DP charge, and CGT schedule. The results match what the app shows.
- What is WACC and why does it matter?
- WACC stands for weighted average cost of capital, but for individual investors it means weighted average buy price. If you bought the same stock in batches at different prices, your effective cost per share is not a simple average. The WACC calculator in the app weights each batch by quantity so you know the true breakeven price before you sell.
- Are the calculators free?
- Yes. Every calculator in Punji, buy, sell, WACC, bonus, rights and dividend, is free on iOS and Android. No upgrade, no trial.
Free on iOS and Android. Every calculator, no upgrade required.