wise hc advice required, page-9

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    Peter: yes you are right, leave it to an accountant because my assumption of fully franked dividends being outside the taxation net is where my logic is breaking down.

    Euro: thanks for the feedback. I really thought that post 1987 tax was only paid once. 100% fully franked meant the company had paid the lot and you didn't have to declare anything at tax time.

    I have to do heaps more research re taxation! The only excuse I can make is at tax time traditionally this has never arisen (never had shares before) and I have never given it a moments thought. Having read your response and looked into "franking credits" the picture is becoming a little clearer (just might take a tad longer to absorb all the implications).

    Yeah you are both probably right, hold the profits, albeit paying at a higher tax rate 08/09, and just keep chipping away.

    Thankyou to both of you for your responses.
 
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