No mate. As I said above - just use the TOTAL balance of your account as the income. Don't need to calculate all your trades and interest separately - would be almost impossible.
Just look at how much you started with at the start of the FY, and how much you finished up with (including any money added or removed of course in your final calculation) and you'll get your NET figure, which is the one to add to your assessable income.
cfds, page-11
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