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IR 3 INDIVIDUAL RETURN GUIDE<br />

Australian dividends from non-FIF companies<br />

If you received Australian dividends, your dividend statements may show<br />

all or some of the following:<br />

––<br />

the franked/unfranked amount<br />

––<br />

Australian withholding <strong>tax</strong><br />

––<br />

imputed credit or franking credits<br />

––<br />

New Zealand imputation credits.<br />

Add up the amounts of Australian withholding <strong>tax</strong> deducted and print<br />

the total in Box 17A. Dividends paid by Australian companies may have<br />

a New Zealand imputation credit.<br />

To calculate the gross dividend, add together the franked and unfranked<br />

amounts, along with the New Zealand imputation credits and print<br />

the total in Box 17B. Don’t include any Australian imputed or franking<br />

credits. Claim New Zealand imputation credits in Box 14.<br />

Overseas pensions<br />

If you received an overseas social security pension, convert the amount<br />

into New Zealand dollars. Print the total in Box 17B.<br />

For more information read our <strong>guide</strong> Overseas social security pensions<br />

(IR 258).<br />

You may also have received other types of overseas pensions, such as<br />

qualifying foreign private annuities or foreign investment funds. For more<br />

information, please read the note about foreign rights disclosure on page<br />

57, and our <strong>guide</strong> Overseas private pensions (IR 257).<br />

To claim an overseas <strong>tax</strong> credit you must supply proof of the <strong>tax</strong><br />

deducted, eg, an overseas <strong>tax</strong> deduction certificate. If you need one,<br />

you’ll have to request it from the overseas government agency concerned.<br />

Staple a copy of the certificate to the top of page 3 of your <strong>return</strong>.<br />

Specified dividends<br />

If you received dividends from an overseas company through an agent<br />

or trustee, who has deducted RWT in New Zealand, show the <strong>tax</strong> credits<br />

and overseas <strong>income</strong> in Boxes 17A and 17B. Show New Zealand RWT<br />

deducted in Box 14A.<br />

Staple a copy of the dividend statement to the top of page 3 of your <strong>return</strong>.<br />

Note<br />

If you’ve shown a <strong>tax</strong> credit and there is no <strong>income</strong> in the associated<br />

panel, you’ll need to include a note in your <strong>return</strong> setting out the details.

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