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Section D: Income tax calculation statement (item 13)

You must complete Section D. Calculate the amount of tax and other charges payable, or refundable to, the SMSF.

Last updated 5 August 2024

Mandatory labels

You must complete section D. You must answer questions A, T1, J, T5 and I.

This section works out the amount of tax and other charges payable by, or refundable to, the SMSF. We also use the information which you provide in this section to work out the SMSF's 2021–22 PAYG instalments (if applicable to the SMSF).

Work through each question from A Taxable income to S Amount due or refundable and:

  • write the relevant amount if the question applies to your SMSF, or
  • write 0 if the question      
    • does not apply to your SMSF, and
    • is one of the mandatory questions (A, T1, J, T5 and I) or
  • leave the answer box blank for any other question that does not apply to your SMSF.

Answer the questions in their sequence.

  • Some questions rely on information you have already entered in previous questions.
  • On page 6 and 7 you will need to go through the questions in the left-hand column (C12, D1–4, E14, H18) before you can complete three questions in the right-hand column (C, D, E, H).

Entitlement to franking credits tax offset

Under the imputation system, tax paid by a company is able to be passed on to its members (shareholders) as a credit (referred to as a franking credit). The member may be able to claim a tax offset for that franking credit (referred to as a franking credits tax offset).

If the SMSF receives dividends with franking credits attached, and none of the exceptions in the following paragraph apply, the SMSF can claim a franking credits tax offset equal to the amount of the franking credit or the SMSF's share of the franking credit.

The SMSF is not entitled to a franking credits tax offset if:

If the SMSF is entitled to a franking credits tax offset, include the amount of the franking credit (along with the dividend income) at the appropriate question in section B and include the franking credit amount at either:

  • E1 Complying fund’s franking credits tax offset if the SMSF is complying, or
  • C2 Rebates and tax offsets if the SMSF is non-complying.

A complying SMSF is entitled to a refund if it is unable to fully utilise the tax offset in reducing its income tax whereas a non-complying SMSF is not entitled a refund of the unused portion of a tax offset amount.

Continue to: A, T1, J and B Calculation of gross tax

Information on calculating T2 Subtotal 1.

Information of calculating T3 Subtotal 2.

Information on calculating T5 Tax payable.

Is the SMSF required to pay a Section 102AAM interest change?

Information on calculating tax offset refunds.

Did the SMSF pay, or was it required to pay, PAGY instalments for 2020-21.

Information on calculating the amount due or refundable.

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