Odd lot shares on NEPSE: what to do with the leftover shares after you sell
Bonus shares and a partial sale can leave you holding 1 to 9 leftover NEPSE units. How the odd-lot order actually works in TMS, and why fixed charges hurt it most.
How NEPSE settlement works: T+2, circuit breakers and when your shares actually arrive
How NEPSE's T+2 settlement works, when your shares and money actually arrive, and the new 5%/8% circuit breakers and 15% daily limit after the April 2026 rules.
Promoter shares vs ordinary shares in Nepal: lock-in, price gap and why they differ
Why promoter shares trade ~40% below ordinary shares on NEPSE, the 3-year lock-in, the conversion and transfer rules, and why retail can't just buy them.
What it costs to buy and sell shares on NEPSE: broker commission, SEBON fee, and DP charge
The real cost of a NEPSE trade: 0.24–0.36% broker commission slabs, the 0.015% SEBON fee, the Rs 25 DP charge, and 7.5% capital gains tax, worked on Rs 1 lakh.
Capital gains tax on shares in Nepal: 5% or 7.5%, and who deducts it
What you pay selling shares on NEPSE: 5% long-term, 7.5% short-term, the weighted-average-cost math, who withholds at settlement, and the FY 2083/84 hike.
