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Franking credit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A franking credit is a nominal unit of tax paid by companies paying tax in countries that have a dividend imputation system. Franking credits are passed on to shareholders along with dividends. Shar...
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Dividend imputation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dividend imputation is a corporate tax system in which some or all of the tax paid by a company may be attributed (or "imputed") to the shareholders by way of a tax credit to reduce the income tax pa...
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Increase your exposure to franking credits ... You can increase your exposure to franking credits in three ways: ... You get exposure to all the dividends and potential franking credits from the shares, without paying the full share price upfront.
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Downloadable! Since 1986 dividend imputation has influenced the ex-dividend day behaviour of Australian share prices. Between 1 April 1986 and 30 May 2004 the Government of the day introduced six major legislative amendments intent on improving the efficiency of the dividend imputation system. ... Christopher Lachlan Skeels...
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This media release announces that the Government will amend the income tax law to allow income beneficiaries of testamentary trusts greater access to franking credits on dividends received by the trust. ... Under the franking credit holding period rules, franking credits and associated tax offsets are not available to...
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