You are correct in that FF is calculated when we do our taxes and the value changes from person to person based on their marginal rate.
If your marginal rate works out be 25.5% you get the difference of 30%-25.5% back as a credit.
If your marginal rate is 35% you pay the difference.
For those holding direct shares in their industry Super Fund, there is no correlation against your personal income. The credit to the fund is the full dividend payment + the 30% company tax then you pay 15% contributions tax on that total..
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