Thanks for taking the time to respond.
In your example again though..... the only thing that changed is your individual provisions regarding taxable income.
All things being equal. If you had a share that paid you unfranked dividend.
It would make no difference to one paying franked.
Using my previous example of two companies paying a franked and unfranked gross yield of 10% on $1000.
In you individual situation, how would that change the money in your pocket?
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