Discussion:"Franked" and "unfranked" dividends (Australia)
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Discussion Forum Index --> Tax Questions --> "Franked" and "unfranked" dividends (Australia)
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| Somebody please tell me if I can take a foreign tax credit.
My client received "franked" dividends, and some "unfranked" dividends, from Australian companies. I think that "franked" means that the COMPANY already paid income taxes on their earnings before paying the dividend. This means that no income taxes were withheld from my client's dividends, so she is not due a credit for taxes paid. But I am not 100%. I wonder if anyone can give me a reference with a clear yes/no answer. Thank you. | |
| 18 May 2007 | |
| Your description is in line with my understanding of the Australian franking of dividends. Note that if your client is a C corporation that owns 10% or more of the voting stock of the Australian corporation, then your client can claim deemed paid foreign tax credits under Sec. 902. | |
