INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT ACT 1936 (ARCHIVE)
If, at a particular time after a company's class C conversion time:
(a) the company is not a life assurance company; and
(b) a class A franking credit of the company arises under this Part (apart from under this section, subsection 160ASG(2) , subsection 160ASJ(2) or subsection 160ASK(1) );
then, at that time:
(c) a class A franking debit arises equal to the amount of the class A franking credit; and
(d) a class C franking credit also arises equal to the amount worked out using the formula:
Amount of class A franking credit × 39 / 61 × 64 / 36 |
If, at a particular time after a company's class C conversion time:
(a) the company is not a life assurance company; and
(b) a class A franking debit of the company arises under this Part (apart from under this section, subsection 160AQB(1) , subsection 160ASG(1) , subsection 160ASJ(1) or subsection 160ASK(1) );
then, at that time:
(c) a class A franking credit arises equal to the amount of the class A franking debit; and
(d) a class C franking debit also arises equal to the amount worked out using the formula:
Amount of class A franking debit × 39 / 61 × 64 / 36 |
If, at a particular time after a company's class C conversion time, a class B franking credit of a company arises under this Part (apart from under this section, subsection 160ASH(2) or subsection 160ASK(2) ):
(a) a class B franking debit arises at that time equal to the amount of the class B franking credit; and
(b) a class C franking credit also arises at that time equal to the amount worked out using the formula:
Amount of class B franking credit × 33 / 67 × 64 / 36 |
If, at a particular time after a company's class C conversion time, a class B franking debit of a company arises under this Part (apart from under this section, subsection 160AQB(2) , subsection 160ASH(1) or subsection 160ASK(2) ):
(a) a class B franking credit arises at that time equal to the amount of the class B franking debit; and
(b) a class C franking debit also arises at that time equal to the amount worked out using the formula:
Amount of class B franking debit × 33 / 67 × 64 / 36 |
Note:
Subsection (5) deals with class B debits arising from the payment of class B franked dividends.
160ASI(5) Class B franking debit arising under subsection 160AQB(2) after class C conversion time.If, at a particular time after the company's class C conversion time, a class B franking debit of a company arises under subsection 160AQB(2) (and subsection 160ASK(2) does not apply), a class B franking credit and a class C franking debit of the company each equal to the amount of the class B franking debit arise at that time.
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