Calculate the profit or loss on a share trade after the charges you enter, and the return on what you paid.
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Calculated from your inputs
Net profit / loss
Purchase / application amount
Sale proceeds
Return on purchase amount
How this is calculated
Uses your entered buy price, sell price, shares and total charges. It does not fetch market prices or calculate statutory fees.
Defaults are editable examples, not current provider quotes. Results are rounded for display. These are scenarios from your inputs, not live market data or investment advice.
About the Stock profit / loss calculator
The stock profit calculator compares what you paid for shares with what you received when you sold them, less the total charges you enter, and shows the result in rupees and as a percentage.
Enter the total of all charges for both trades. The calculator does not look up prices or calculate statutory charges.
Worked example
Example inputs
Buy price
₹100
Sell price
₹120
Shares
100
Total charges
₹100
Calculated result
Net profit / loss
₹1,900
Purchase / application amount
₹10,000
Sale proceeds
₹12,000
Return on purchase amount
19%
Why use a Stock profit / loss calculator?
Check the real gain on a trade after charges.
Find the sell price you need to cover your costs.
Stock profit / loss calculator FAQs
What charges apply to a share trade?
Brokerage, securities transaction tax (STT), exchange transaction charges, SEBI fees, stamp duty on purchases, GST on brokerage and charges, and depository charges when delivery shares are sold.
How are share profits taxed?
Gains on listed shares are capital gains, short or long term depending on how long you held them. Intraday trades are treated as speculative business income. Rates change, so check the current rules.
Why is my broker’s P&L different?
Brokers may include dividends, use first-in first-out matching, or show charges separately.
Can I use it for losses?
Yes. A sell price below the buy price gives a negative result.