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what tax if any is payableby the individual out of the cash dividend?

Submitted by on August 5, 2010 – 9:54 pmNo Replies


A web user asks, suppose an individual subject to a 42 per cent marginal rate income tax has 1000 shares in a company that is paying a fully-franked dividend of 21 cents per share. if the company tax rate is 30 per cent:calculate the individual’s taxable income due to the dividend?

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