QUOTE(Pink Spider @ Apr 12 2013, 11:10 AM)
Tax on dividends are imputed to the unit trust fund, and when the unit trust fund makes distributions (note that I always avoid the use of the term dividend cos I also find it misleading), the tax is imputed to unitholders.
U know Section 108 tax imputation system?
Company pays tax > declares gross dividend > shareholders receive net dividend, tax imputed to shareholders
E.g.
Company tax rate 25%
Your personal tax rate 10%
GROSS dividend RM100
U receive NET dividend RM75
U can claim back RM15 from IRB
The general principles are like that. But under single-tier system, u get RM75, and that's it. No tax credit claimable.
But, more and more companies are switching to the single-tier system, dividends paid are exempt from tax. Actually not really "exempt" la, tax is charged at source (company profits), and shareholders cannot claim back any tax credits anymore.
My recent UT Tax Vouchers all show zero tax already.
Another copy cut and paste U know Section 108 tax imputation system?
Company pays tax > declares gross dividend > shareholders receive net dividend, tax imputed to shareholders
E.g.
Company tax rate 25%
Your personal tax rate 10%
GROSS dividend RM100
U receive NET dividend RM75
U can claim back RM15 from IRB
The general principles are like that. But under single-tier system, u get RM75, and that's it. No tax credit claimable.
But, more and more companies are switching to the single-tier system, dividends paid are exempt from tax. Actually not really "exempt" la, tax is charged at source (company profits), and shareholders cannot claim back any tax credits anymore.
My recent UT Tax Vouchers all show zero tax already.
My earlier Questions as below :-
I am not an Accountant either, but I think u are wrong .
What is An Income Fund BTW, and since when Unit Trusts have extra tax exemptions on Dividends like REITS ?
Do u need to pay tax if they distribute yr capital or their Cap Gain back to u ?
Mind to share more on these ?
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Your example :_
E.g.
Fund gross income = RM10m
Total expenses = RM2m
Fund net income = RM8m
FM declares RM5m distribution i.e. 50% of gross income
Let's imagine u own 100% of the fund's units laugh.gif
Your Tax Voucher will look something like this:
Gross distribution: RM5m
Expenses: RM1m
Net distribution: RM4m
This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Apr 12 2013, 12:28 PM
Apr 12 2013, 12:18 PM

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