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Conduit Foreign Income (CFI), is the component of dividends received from Australian corporate tax entities (i.e. Australian listed companies on the ASX: NAB, Rio etc.) that is exempt from withholding tax. Generally, it is foreign income earned by/ through an Australian corporate tax entity (i.e. BHP Billiton Global Operations in Malaysia and Algeria) that is received by non-tax resident investors.
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Where Australian-resident members of a corporate entity, such as shareholders, receive a franked distribution, they include both the distribution and any franking credit in their assessable income, and then claim a tax offset equal to the franking credit.
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Conduit theory describes the tax basis for companies that pass capital gains, interest and dividends on to its shareholders, known as investment conduits.
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In this article we run through what is a franking credit and why Australian expats should pay more attention to them.
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Detailed description of income determination for corporate income tax purposes in Australia
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The distribution of profit and capital will need careful consideration by offshore investors.
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Our international tax series discusses Commonwealth tax issues relating to non-resident beneficiaries or non-resident trustees of a trust.
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