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Where do I find my dividend statements?
Where do I find my dividend statements?
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Written by Alison Perkins
Updated over a week ago

A dividend statement is a summary of a shareholder’s dividend information and includes important details such as the gross dividend, franking credits / imputation credits, tax deducted and net dividend paid to the shareholder.

To view or download a shareholder dividend statement please log in to your account. Choose the company you have a shareholding in to access your Dashboard.

From your Dashboard click on ‘Dividends’ in your left side menu. Your dividends page will show a list of your dividends, with the newest dividend at the top.

To download and view a dividend statement, click on the ‘Download PDF’ button under ‘Statement’.

Dividend terminology:

  • Australia TFN - The Australian Taxation Office Tax File Number (TFN) is a unique identification number assigned to individuals and organisations in Australia for tax purposes.

  • New Zealand IRD number - The New Zealand Inland Revenue Department (IRD) number is a unique identification number assigned to individuals and organisations in New Zealand for tax purposes.

  • Date declared - The date at which the dividend is calculated and is significant for shareholders because it establishes a reference point for entitlement to the dividend.

  • Date paid - The date on which the company intends to distribute the dividend payment to its shareholders.

  • Gross dividend - The total dividend amount before any deductions or taxes.

  • Franking credits (Australia) / Imputation credits (New Zealand) - Franking credits / imputation credits represent the portion of corporate taxes already paid by the company on the profits from which the dividends are derived. By attaching these credits to the dividends, the company effectively transfers the tax already paid on those profits to shareholders.

  • Net dividend - This is the gross dividend minus the franking credits / imputation credits.

  • Less RWT deducted - The Resident Withholding Tax (RWT) is the amount deducted from the ‘Net dividend’ based on the dividend RWT tax rate (%) for the resident minus the dividend’s franking tax credit ratio / imputation tax credit ratio (franking credits / imputation credits as a % of total gross dividend).

  • Net dividend paid to shareholder - This is the gross dividend minus the franking credits / imputation credits and minus the RWT.

  • Net dividend rate paid per share - The net dividend divided by the number of shares on which the dividend is paid.

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