Report on the inquiry into the implications of removing refundable . . . The Treasurer asked the committee to inquire into and report on the implications of removing refundable franking credits and, in particular, the stress and complexity it will cause for Australians, including older Australians to adjust their investments
Budget 2026: Trust income reportedly facing 30% minimum tax Senior accounting and tax experts have warned against snap changes to trust income taxes, as the federal government reportedly considers new minimum rates as part of its reform agenda
Government to revise franking credit changes after Senate Inquiry The government will review the scope of its franking credit measures in response to significant concerns raised by industry groups A Senate committee has recommended that the government consider the changes it plans to make to franked distributions funded by capital raisings
2026-27 Federal Budget: What we know so far - LinkedIn And one final point, the government said it's not attacking refundable franking credits, but the minimum tax rate applied to trust distributions means that franking credits received through trusts
Dividend imputation and franking credits - pbo In this paper, we step through what the dividend imputation system means for different Australian shareholders and also cover how the company income tax system operates for foreign owners of Australian companies, who cannot access franking credits
Implications of removing refundable franking credits The committee heard a large number of personal stories and concerns about the removal of refundable franking credits Selections of these statements are included in text boxes to show how some people claim they will be affected