Sorry, this wasn't questioning your post, just genuinely curious as to how this is treated at tax time.
1. Company pays tax when issuing WPL shares (= fully franked)
2. Shareholder pays income tax on receiving WPL shares
3. Shareholder pays CGT on selling WPL shares
The real winner is the government getting a triple dip of taxes on this transaction, lol
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