Yes, just google it..
kind of makes sense, the credits dont amount to alot, why even bother following up. Don't forget, this would apply to your total credits, so not just CBA but all dividends.
Thats why you need a good accountant
However, under the small shareholder exemption this rule does not apply if your total franking credit entitlement is below $5,000. This is roughly equivalent to receiving a fully franked dividend of:$11,666 (for companies that are not base rate entities, with a corporate tax rate of 30%) or$13,181 (for companies that are base rate entities, with a corporate tax rate of 27.5%) or$14,230 (for companies that are base rate entities, with a corporate tax rate of 26%)
Ann: 2022 Half Year Results ASX Announcement, page-45
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