You get your franking credits back via a franking credit return or you just lodge a tax return with the dividend amounts shown and you will get the franking credits back.
Of course if the dividends you receive (incl franking credits) take you over $6000 you will start to pay tax and have some low income earners rebate to offset some of the tax depending on how much income you receive.
Hope this helps
Hevlet
You get your franking credits back via a franking credit return...
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