Correct, franking credits come from income tax. Looking at the...

  1. JoR
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    Correct, franking credits come from income tax. Looking at the last annual report, I don't think there is any, and from experience if they do have some from somewhere they boast about it.

    Looks like they do have some capital losses to offset the gains.
    https://hotcopper.com.au/data/attachments/6035/6035477-db231af060f72f4dcf13f66d89ee610c.jpg

    Imo the best outcome for shareholders is a capital return. That way, any moneys received by the shareholder reduces the capital base of the shares and is not treated as come. The reduction in cost base will be taken into account in the Captial Gains Tax calculation when the shares are sold.

 
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