Turnover
₹20100.00
Gross P&L
+₹100.00
Net P&L
+₹70.47
* Charges per SEBI/NSE/BSE guidelines. Brokerage ₹11/order | STT 0.025% (Sell) | Stamp 0.003% (Buy) | Transaction 0.00307% | SEBI 0.0001% | GST 18% on (Brokerage + Transaction)
P&L Summary
Equity Intraday Calculator – Day Trading P&L with Accurate Charges
Calculate exact profit or loss from intraday equity trades after brokerage, STT, stamp duty, transaction charges, SEBI fees, and GST.
Intraday Trading — buy and sell within the same day. All positions must be squared off before market close at 3:30 PM.
What is an Equity Intraday Calculator?
Designed for day traders to calculate exact profit/loss from intraday trades. Unlike delivery, intraday has lower STT (0.025% sell only) and stamp duty (0.003% buy only) rates.
Compute net P&L after all charges and find the minimum price movement needed to break even.
How can it help you?
- Determine break-even points – Know exactly how much price needs to move to cover all costs.
- Compare exchange costs – Understand the difference in NSE vs BSE transaction charges.
- Avoid loss-making trades – Identify trades where charges eat your entire profit potential.
- Optimize trade size – Find the quantity where charges have least percentage impact.
- Set realistic targets – Establish profit targets that account for all trading costs.
How does it work?
Gross P&L = Qty × (Sell Price – Buy Price)
Total Charges = Brokerage + STT + Stamp Duty + Transaction + SEBI + GST
Net P&L = Gross P&L – Total Charges
Note: For a ₹10,000 trade, ₹22 brokerage = 0.22% of investment. You need at least this much price movement just to break even. Always calculate before entering.
Intraday vs. Delivery Trading
Intraday Trading
- • Duration:Same day (before 3:30 PM)
- • Delivery:No shares credited
- • Leverage:High (5×–20×)
- • STT:0.025% (Sell only)
- • Stamp Duty:0.003% (Buy only)
Delivery Trading
- • Duration:Days / Months / Years
- • Delivery:Shares credited to Demat
- • Leverage:Low (1×–2×)
- • STT:0.1% (Both sides)
- • Stamp Duty:0.015% (Buy only)
Key Insight: Intraday has much lower STT and stamp duty than delivery — but higher risk and leverage require strict discipline.
How to use this calculator?
Select exchange (NSE or BSE) — transaction charges differ between them.
Enter quantity of shares you want to trade intraday.
Input your buy price per share (entry price).
Input your expected or actual sell price per share (exit price).
Results update instantly — gross P&L, charge breakdown, and net P&L.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Tax Implications on Intraday Trading
Intraday profits are classified as business income (not capital gains):
- •Tax Slab Rates: 5%–30% plus cess — added to your total income.
- •Expense Deduction: Brokerage, STT, internet, electricity (home office) — all deductible.
- •Tax Audit: Required if trading turnover exceeds ₹1 Crore.
- •Presumptive Taxation (44AD): Turnover ≤ ₹2 Cr: declare 6% as income (8% for digital receipts).
- •Advance Tax: Pay quarterly if tax liability exceeds ₹10,000/year.
Note: This shows pre-tax P&L. Consult a tax professional for accurate liability computation.
Risk Management Tips
Dos ✅
- • Always use stop-loss orders
- • Calculate charges before every trade
- • Start with small quantities
- • Keep a trading journal
- • Follow a disciplined plan
- • Use proper position sizing
Don'ts ❌
- • Don't overtrade (excess brokerage)
- • Don't ignore charges in P&L
- • Don't trade without stop-loss
- • Don't revenge trade after losses
- • Don't use excessive leverage
- • Don't hold positions till market close