If you say it is the final return, I assume that the paperwork says it is the final payment of the wind up process for you to say that? I would have thought if the documentation says that then it is fine to use such date to claim the tax loss. But perhaps the paperwork has not made it clear, like if there is any chance there is the tiniest of amounts to come back to shareholders late this year, then no matter how small then you can not use this date for the tax loss.
However disclaimer I am no accountant or advisor. Just some thoughts.
Out of my curiosity, do you mind saying how much cents per share they returned since the de listing? I am just curious how these things work out to perhaps bear in mind for future similar situations, i.e. how much cash gets leaked at the final stages over the last 12 months or so.
Obviously that question means I sold my shares prior to de listing, so sorry I can not be of more definitive help with your original question. Hopefully it works out you can take the tax loss this FY though.
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