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Instructions for companies Franking account tax return and instructions 2015 To help you complete the franking account tax return for 1 July 2014 30 June 2015 For more information go to ATO.gov.AU

How to fill out franking account tax return

How to fill out franking account tax return:

1. Gather all necessary documents and information: Before starting to fill out the franking account tax return, make sure to collect all the relevant documents and information. This includes the franking account statement, dividend statement, and any other relevant financial records.
2. Complete the identification details: Begin by filling out the identification details section of the form. This includes providing your business name, Australian business number (ABN), and contact information.
3. Calculate the franking credits: The next step is to calculate the franking credits. This involves determining the amount of income tax paid by your company at the corporate tax rate. Use the franking credit account statement and dividend statement to accurately calculate the credits.
4. Report franking credits: Once the franking credits have been calculated, report the total amount in the appropriate section of the franking account tax return form. Ensure that the information provided is accurate to avoid any discrepancies.
5. Complete the remaining sections: After reporting the franking credits, proceed to complete the remaining sections of the form. This includes providing details about any distributions made during the income year, any exemptions or adjustments to the franking account, and any other relevant information.
6. Review and submit: Once you have filled out all the sections of the franking account tax return form, carefully review the information provided. Check for any errors or missing information. Once satisfied, sign and submit the form as required by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).

Who needs franking account tax return:

1. Companies with franking accounts: Any company that has a franking account is required to file a franking account tax return. This includes companies that have issued franked dividends to their shareholders during the income year.
2. Publicly traded companies: Publicly traded companies that have distributed franked dividends to their shareholders must file a franking account tax return. This helps the ATO in monitoring and regulating the franking credit system.
3. Companies eligible for franking credits: Companies that are eligible for franking credits based on their tax payments and distribution of franked dividends need to fill out a franking account tax return. This ensures that the correct amount of franking credits are reported and claimed.

Note: It is important to consult with a tax professional or refer to the ATO guidelines for specific requirements and instructions related to filling out the franking account tax return.

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What is franking account tax return?

Franking account tax return is a tax form that companies in Australia must lodge with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) to report the franking credits attached to dividends paid to shareholders.

Who is required to file franking account tax return?

All Australian companies that pay dividends with attached franking credits are required to file a franking account tax return.

How to fill out franking account tax return?

To fill out a franking account tax return, companies must report the total franking credits attached to dividends paid, the total franking credits attached to franked distributions received, and other relevant information as required by the ATO.

What is the purpose of franking account tax return?

The purpose of a franking account tax return is to reconcile the franking credits attached to dividends paid and received, and to ensure that the correct amount of tax has been paid on those dividends.

What information must be reported on franking account tax return?

Companies must report the total franking credits attached to dividends paid, the total franking credits attached to franked distributions received, and any other relevant information requested by the ATO.

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