IXC invex therapeutics ltd

Ann: Proposed Capital Return to Shareholders of $14.0 Million, page-51

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    I have done some research for my own purposes (but disclaimer: I am not a tax agent and this is not tax/financial advice).

    As far as I can tell, if you bought your shares for x cents per share then (assuming a 19c capital return):

    (a) If x is greater than or equal to 19, your cost base reduces by 19c, but the capital return itself is not taxable and there are no franking credits (it is not a dividend); alternatively
    (b) If x is less than 19, then your cost base reduces to zero, and you would realise a capital gain of (19 - x) cents per share (which is logical because you would have locked in that gain, even if the shares would subsequently fall to zero - note that I am not saying that this is likely but rather I am using that as a scenario to illustrate the point)

    The following is an example which I found (albeit from a while back, and I cannot guarantee that the treatment has not changed):

    https://www.ato.gov.au/Individuals/Ind/Events-affecting-shareholders/Promina-Group-Limited-(Promina)-return-of-capital/?page=3
 
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