When you do your tax assessment, you take the amount they pay you dividend + the franking credit. So my point is correct $70 worth of dividend + $30 franking credit is exactly the same as a company paying $100 worth of dividend with 0 franking credit. When you calculate dividend yield or tax incentive, you look at the $100 amount not the $70 amount. And that's what people mean gross dividend.
When you do your tax assessment, you take the amount they pay...
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