Either way it’s income.
A ‘capital gain’ (from selling shares) can be offset by any capital loss carried over from previous years. I don’t believe the same applies to dividends. As no shares are being sold as part of the ‘capital return’ then I would see it as a dividend. Franking credits may apply thou.
I’d be interested how the company treats it thou, seeing as they spent more money on the thing than they made!
Either way it’s income.A ‘capital gain’ (from selling shares)...
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