Issue
The fund is eligible to claim Australian Franking Credits from New Zealand Companies. How do I reflect that in Class?
Resolution
Process Foreign Dividends by
Navigating to Fund level > Transactions > Fund Income > Foreign Income
Field Descriptions
Field Name |
Field Description |
Field Validations |
Example |
Income Type |
Type of Investment Income |
Default to Foreign Income |
N/A |
Investment Account |
The holding account that |
Mandatory field |
Fletcher Building Limited |
All investments with a Market |
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Investment Account Type |
The type of Foreign Income |
Must select Taxable Foreign Income |
N/A |
Description |
The details of the event |
Defaults to Investment Income, but it is an editable field. |
Foreign Income |
Accounting Date |
This is the tax effective date |
Mandatory field. |
1/07/2012 |
Payment Date |
This is what will be used for |
Mandatory field. |
15/07/2012 |
Gross Payment |
The Australian Dollar |
Mandatory field. |
$1,234.22 |
Foreign Tax Credits |
The amount of any foreign |
Non Mandatory field, unless there is a foreign tax credit component. |
$200.44 |
Net Payment |
This should equal the cash |
System will auto populate based on the Gross Payment amount less the Foreign Tax Credit amount. |
$1,033.78 |
Australian Franking Credits from NZ Company |
The amount franking credits |
Non Mandatory field, unless the holding account is a NZ Company. |
$345.22 |
SMSF Annual Return
- The amount that you enter into the Gross Income Amount field will appear at labels D1 - Gross foreign income and D - Net foreign income of Section B: Income of the SMSF Annual Return.
- The amount that you enter into the Australian Franking Credits from NZ Company field will appear at label E - Australian franking credits from a New Zealand company of Section B: Income of the SMSF Annual Return.
- The amount you enter into the Foreign Tax Credit Amount field will appear at label C1 - Credit: foreign income tax offsets of Section D: Income tax calculation statement, subject to the Foreign Income Tax rules.