INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT ACT 1936 (ARCHIVE)
Where a company has a class A franking surplus at the end of a franking year, there arises at the beginning of the next franking year a class A franking credit of the company equal to that class A franking surplus.
If a company has a class B franking surplus at the end of a franking year, there arises at the beginning of the next franking year a class B franking credit of the company equal to that class B franking surplus.
If a company has a class C franking surplus at the end of a franking year, there arises at the beginning of the next franking year a class C franking credit of the company equal to that class C franking surplus.
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