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Franking credits are a well-loved institution for Australian investors, but they are also poorly understood. With more than half of Australian companies on the ASX200 paying either partially or fully ...

There’s a well-known and well-loved aspect of Australian investing that politicians over the years have learnt is an election-killer. I am, of course, referring to franking credits – though you would ...

When parliament resumes after the Voice referendum this month, the Albanese government will attempt to pass two tax law changes to curtail the use of franking credits by companies and their ...

If you’re currently receiving franking credits through your trust, that is likely to change when Labor’s new laws come into ...

Investors should consider the after-tax performance of their assets in relation to franking credits, writes Aaron Minney. There is an increasing demand from investors to consider the after-tax ...

Nearly a third of voters want franking credit refunds to continue, Vote Compass data shows, even though only 8 per cent of taxpayers get them. Voters are split on Labor's plan to abolish franking ...

If you’ve had your ear to the ground over the past weeks, you’ve almost certainly heard about franking credits – or, to be more precise, you’ve heard hordes of angry boomers screaming about the ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. Franking credits are back on the agenda with the latest attempt by Labor to ensure that only distributions equivalent to realised profits ...

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You're forgiven for being confused. Newspapers need to economise on words. Television and radio reporters need to economise on seconds. So they use shorthand: words like "dividend imputation", ...