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s 205-10

Converting the franking account balance to a tax paid basis—companies whose 2001‑02 franking year ends on 30 June 2002

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Chapter 3Specialist liability rules
Part 3-6The imputation system
Division 205Franking accounts

205-10 Converting the franking account balance to a tax paid basis—companies whose 2001‑02 franking year ends on 30 June 2002

(1)

This section applies to companies whose 2001‑02 franking year ends on 30 June 2002 under former Part IIIAA of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 (the 1936 Act).

(2)

If the company has a franking surplus of a particular class under former Part IIIAA of the 1936 Act at the end of 30 June 2002:

(a)

no franking credit arises under former section 160APL of that Act because of the surplus; and

(b)

a franking credit arises on 1 July 2002 in the franking account established under section 205‑10 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (the 1997 Act) for the company.

The amount of the franking credit is worked out under subsection (3).

(3)

The franking credit generated under paragraph (2)(b) from a franking surplus of a class specified in column 2 of the following table is worked out using the formula in column 3 of the table for that class.

Conversion of 1936 Act franking surplus into 1997 Act franking credit

Item

Franking surplus

Franking credit generated under paragraph (2)(b)

1

class A franking surplus

Start formula Amount of the class A franking surplus at the end of 30 June 2002 under the 1936 Act times start fraction 39 over 61 end fraction end formula

2

class B franking surplus

Start formula Amount of the class B franking surplus at the end of 30 June 2002 under the 1936 Act times start fraction 33 over 67 end fraction end formula

3

class C franking surplus

Start formula Amount of the class C franking surplus at the end of 30 June 2002 under the 1936 Act times start fraction 30 over 70 end fraction end formula

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