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Calculating your T5 Tax payable and S Amount due or refundable

Last updated 12 February 2019

The steps below are provided to give a basic overview of how the calculation statement is intended to work. Refer to each specific item for a detailed explanation of its application within the calculation statement.

Step 1 Write the following amounts:

  • If the amount at O Taxable income or loss item 11 is positive, write the amount at A Taxable income; write zero at A if O is a loss.
  • T1 Tax on taxable income (dependent on the compliance status of the fund, see the section below for a detailed explanation of T1) calculated as follows:
    • either 15% of A if the fund is a regulated superannuation fund and you have not received a Notice of non-compliance from the APRA
    • 45% of A if the fund is a non-complying fund.
     
  • Different tax rates apply to some types of income; you must include at T1 the tax calculated at the correct rate for amounts shown at:
    • U Net non-arm's length income item 10
    • T Assessable income due to changed tax status of fund item 10.
     
  • J Tax on no-TFN quoted contributions (additional tax on these contributions) calculated on the amount shown at R3 No-TFN quoted contribution item 10 as follows:
    • 31.5% for complying fund
    • 1.5% for non-complying fund.
     
  • Write the amounts from your records for:
    • C1 Foreign income tax offset
    • E1 Complying fund's franking credits tax offset
    • E2 No-TFN tax offset
    • E3 National rental affordability scheme tax offset
    • G Section 102AAM interest charge
    • H1 Credit for interest on early payments - amount of interest
    • H2 Credit for tax withheld - foreign resident withholding
    • H3 Credit for tax withheld - where ABN or TFN not quoted (non-individual)
    • H5 Credit for TFN amounts withheld from payments from closely held trusts
    • H6 Credit interest on no-TFN tax offset
    • K PAYG instalments raised.
     
  • Follow the fund instructions to calculate C2 Rebates and tax offsets amount (refer to the section for C2).

Step 2 Work out the following amounts:

  • at B, add T1 and J
  • at C, add C1 and C2
  • at E, add E1, E2 and E3.

Step 3 Work out the amount at T2 Subtotal (refer to the section for T2, for examples and more information) as follows:

  • if the amount at C is less than the amount at B Gross tax
    • take C away from B
    • write the result at T2
    • go to step 4
     
  • if the amount at C is more than or equal to the amount at B
    • write zero at T2 and T5 Tax payable
    • copy the amount at E to I Remainder of refundable tax offsets
    • go to step 5.
     

Step 4 Work out the amount at T5 (refer to the section for T5 for examples and more information) as follows:

  • if the amount at E is less than the amount at T2
    • take E away from T2
    • write the result at T5
    • go to step 5
     
  • if the amount at E is more than or equal to the amount at T2
    • take T2 away from E
    • write the result at I
    • write zero at T5
    • go to step 5.
     

Step 5 Work out the amount at H by adding from H1 to H6.

Step 6 For the amount at S, add T5 and G, and then subtract H, I and K:

  • if the amount at S is positive, that amount is payable by the fund
  • if the amount at S is negative, that amount is refundable to the fund.

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