NetReturns

Stock calculator

Shares you buy yourself, large or mid-sized companies: what you'd have after tax.

Which companies
How you invest
₹
yrs
%
A year, before tax. This site plans on 8–15% (middle 12%) for a spread of companies.
What you'd have after 15 years, after tax

₹5,05,450

Could be ₹3.05 L – ₹7.37 L, depending on the markets. Before tax: ₹5,47,357.
You put in
₹1.00 L
Gain
₹4.47 L
Tax
₹41,906

11.41% a yearafter tax

Value each year if you sold, before taxYour moneyEarned

Good to know

  • Owning shares directly means picking companies yourself. One company can do far better or far worse than these ranges, which assume a spread of many large companies.
  • You need a demat and trading account. Brokerage, stamp duty and securities transaction tax are charged on each trade; they're small and not taken off here.
  • Gains are taxed at 12.5% above ₹1.25 lakh a year if you hold for more than 12 months, and at 20% within 12 months. Dividends are taxed at your slab rate; this treats all the return as price growth.