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Impact of the corporate tax rates and franking changes on the flow of dividends for 2018–19, 2019–20 and beyond paper

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Published on 31 Oct 19 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • the enacted corporate tax rate cuts
  • eligibility criteria for lower tax rate in 2016–17
  • eligibility criteria for the 2017–18 and later income years
  • other issues with the corporate tax rate
  • franking distributions.

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Robyn is the Senior Advocate at The Tax Institute. She has nearly three decades in the profession, including a public practice background which preceded her various training roles over 23 years. Robyn continues to be a regular conference and webinar presenter, and is an avid advocate, social media commentator, columnist, blogger and podcaster. She is also regularly quoted in the media. Robyn is a Fellow of both CA ANZ and CPA Australia, and a Registered Tax Agent. She regularly consults with The Treasury, ATO and professional bodies including as a member of the ATO’s Tax Practitioner Stewardship Group. Robyn was recognised in the Women In Finance Awards 2019 as the Winner of Thought Leader of the Year and was named in the global Top 50 Women in Accounting 2019. She was also recognised in the Australian Accounting Awards 2020 as the Winner of both Thought Leader of the Year and the Accountants Daily Excellence Award. - Current at 01 April 2022
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