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Franking - Beware of the proposed changes to the Imputation Rules

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Published on 07 Feb 01 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Topics covered in this seminar paper include:
- Changes to the way franking accounts are maintained
- Changes to the way distributions are to be franked
- Benchmark franking rules 1 and 2
- The Anti-streaming rules
- Abolition of the inter-corporate dividend rebate

Author profiles

Scott Bryant CTA
Photo of author, Scott BRYANT Scott is a Senior Tax Partner in the PwC International network with more than 30 years Professional Services experience in a wide range of Industry, Client facing and Firm Leadership roles. Based in Adelaide, Scott has also worked in a number of markets and most recently Tokyo, advising a wide range of multi-national, listed and large private companies on market entry and associated tax issues. Scott is a former Taxation Institute SA State Councillor, SA Education Committee member, CTA and is a regular presenter of taxation related papers and topics both locally and nationally. - Current at 13 November 2019
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Samuel Howard CTA
Photo of author, Sam HOWARD Sam is a Partner with Ernst & Young in Adelaide. Sam has over 20 years' experience in tax consulting, providing advice to a range of corporates and SME clients in Adelaide in areas such as transactions, restructuring and tax consolidation as well as general tax advisory services. Sam leads EY Adelaide's Tax Reporting practice which involves providing best practice solutions to large corporates and multi nationals around managing Tax Compliance Reporting. Until recently, Sam was a member of the TTI's State Technical Committee and is a past Chairman of that Committee. - Current at 01 February 2016
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Franking

Author(s):  Scott BRYANT,  Sam HOWARD

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