Australian company tax rate is 30%, we got fully franked dividend, that means we got dividend after the company paid 30% . So if you got 70c fully franked dividend in hand, you actually got another 30c tax credit in ATO (The company paid you $1.00 actually). If you got fully franked dividend X, in the meantime, you got X /7 then times 3 tax credit in ATO.
That is why I worked out tax credit per BHP share is A$1.0936
Ann: Update - Dividend/Distribution - BHP, page-256
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
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