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From: | "Philip Robinson" <pcr@ihug.co.nz> |
Date: | Sat, 22 Jun 2002 11:13:44 +1200 |
Hi there everybody,
I have a wee question about my NZ tax
return for Australian tax credits. I have no idea how I dealt with this last
year, but it seems all screwed up.
I have ASX CBA shares which pay me
dividends, and they seem to have a wierd system. They say they are fully franked
but they then pay me all of the money and do not substract the franked portion.
Now you might be saying: "hey idiot, you obviously don't understand the system".
But yes I do as far as it is supposed to work, they take away tax and give you
franking credits, but they have given me franking credits without taking away
the tax. The numbers are quite small, but if I sort it out now then when the
numbers get bigger I can be sweet. I explain below (all numbers from the
dividend statement):
Shares: 26
Dividend per share: 68 cents
Total Amount: $17.68
Franked Amount: $17.68 (ie. fully
franked)
Imputation Credit: $7.58
So that is okay, you expect to be paid
$17.68 minus $7.58, but I was paid all of the $17.68.
So my question is how do I fill out my
return? How much tax have I paid? It seems I have paid full Australian compnay
tax becasue it is fully franked, but they have not deducted an
money.
Can any of you accountant types help with
this little one.
Cheers
Phil
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