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What is CTT and how much does it cost?

CTT (Commodity Transaction Tax) is levied by the government on non-agricultural commodity derivatives. Non-agri futures (gold, silver, crude): 0.01% on the sell side. Non-agri options (exercised): 0.0001% on sell side. Agricultural derivatives on NCDEX are exempt from CTT. Always add CTT to your brokerage when calculating the total cost of a commodity trade.


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