Sentences with phrase «for franking credits»

Atypically, Yahoo appears to show a grossed - up dividend (i.e. the dividend, adjusted for franking credits) rather than the actual dividend paid to a shareholder.

For super funds not subject to tax, you can buy it at today's price of $ 1.24, collect $ 0.79 in cash on 2 June and another $ 0.34 for the franking credit when you submit your tax return (as early as July if you are organised).

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Apart from the ones you mentioned, we can also get our score for free, at least once every 12 months, and after the latest Dodd frank amendment, banks should disclose you your credit scores if they take any adverse action on your account.

We send organisations a personalised Application for refund of franking credits form (NAT 4131) form in June of each year if they applied for and received a refund in the previous year.

For instructions on completing an application for refund of franking credits for years prior to 2011 — 12, phone us on 1300 130 2For instructions on completing an application for refund of franking credits for years prior to 2011 — 12, phone us on 1300 130 2for refund of franking credits for years prior to 2011 — 12, phone us on 1300 130 2for years prior to 2011 — 12, phone us on 1300 130 248.

Endorsed income tax exempt entities and deductible gift recipients (DGRs) can apply for a refund of franking credits.

This page answers general questions your organisation may have about applying for and receiving a refund of franking credits.

Franking credits generally occur for shareholders when certain Australian - resident companies pay income tax on their taxable income and distribute their after - tax profits by franked dividends.

The introduction of dividend imputation in 1987 removed the double taxation of dividends, with tax - resident Australian companies receiving a «franking credit» for tax paid at prevailing corporate tax rates.

However foreign companies can only use franking credits to offset dividend withholding tax so not sure of the impact of this for marginal investor.

If the income is from «franked» dividends - that is, dividends paid by an Australian company out of profits on which it has already paid tax - it will come with a credit for the tax already paid, called an «imputation credit».

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Hi Rulita — franking credits work differently depending on whether you are an Resident for Tax Purposes or not.

And, as always, get your own tax advice (you will have to own the stock for at least 45 days to claim the franking credits).