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KDesai(Newbie)Newbie
8 Aug 2025

Hi,

I am currently making income through shares in my shares portfolio.

I made 120K through shares. That is only income , I have.

Dividend was 50$

I have 2 investment property where I incurred Rental Loss of 25000.


What would be my Taxable assessable income and what is the tax I would incur.


Income = Capital Gains ( Short term ) : Shares - 120K

Dividend : 50$

Revenue Loss on Investment Property : 25000.


Taxable Assessable Income ??.

Tax Slab Applicable ?

Total Tax to Pay.

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MACH(Superuser)Superuser
8 Aug 2025

You need more information on the dividends you received as they may have franking credit attached. This franking credit will be added to your taxable income and tax will be calculated on it.

However, you can claim this as tax credit.


How dividends are taxed | Australian Taxation Office

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KDesai(Newbie)Newbie
8 Aug 2025

Thanks Mach. No Franking credit applicable for this Dividend, its US share.

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