T5 – Tax payable
Complete T5 as it is mandatory.
Write at T5 the amount of tax payable after F has been offset against T4.
Work out the amount at T5 as follows:
- If the amount at F is less than the amount at T4                
    
- take F away from T4
 - write the result at T5.
 
 - If the amount at F is more than or equal to the amount at T4                
    
- write zero at T5
 - the difference between T4 and F (take T4 away from F) may be carried forward to a later income year.
 
 
T5 cannot be less than zero. Include an amount even if it is zero (if zero write 0).
Example 20a
Dark Red Co. Pty Ltd, a base rate entity has the following amounts entered into its company tax return:
| 
             Label  | 
            
             Description  | 
            
             Amount  | 
        
|---|---|---|
| 
             A  | 
            
             Taxable income  | 
            
             $42,000  | 
        
| 
             B  | 
            
             Gross tax (25%)  | 
            
             $10,500  | 
        
| 
             C  | 
            
             Non-refundable non-carry forward tax offset  | 
            
             $3,000  | 
        
| 
             T2  | 
            
             Subtotal 1  | 
            
             $7,500  | 
        
| 
             D  | 
            
             Non-refundable carry forward tax offset  | 
            
             $3,000  | 
        
| 
             T3  | 
            
             Subtotal 2  | 
            
             $4,500  | 
        
| 
             E  | 
            
             Refundable tax offset  | 
            
             $3,000  | 
        
| 
             T4  | 
            
             Subtotal 3  | 
            
             $1,500  | 
        
| 
             F  | 
            
             Franking deficit tax offset  | 
            
             $1,000  | 
        
| 
             T5  | 
            
             TAX PAYABLE  | 
            
             $500  | 
        
| 
             I  | 
            
             Tax offset refunds (remainder of refundable tax offsets)  | 
            
             $0  | 
        
| 
             S  | 
            
             Amount due or refundable  | 
            
             $500  | 
        
The lower company tax rate of 25% has been applied in this example.
Dark Red Co. Pty Ltd has an entitlement of $3,000 of non-refundable non-carry forward tax offset, $3,000 of non-refundable carry forward tax offset, $3,000 of refundable tax offset and $1,000 of franking deficit tax offset to be used to offset against $10,500 gross tax.
- Tax payable has been reduced to $500.
 - I must show $0.
 
Example 20b
Light Red Co. Pty Ltd, a base rate entity, has the following amounts entered into its company tax return:
| 
             Label  | 
            
             Description  | 
            
             Amount  | 
        
|---|---|---|
| 
             A  | 
            
             Taxable income  | 
            
             $42,000  | 
        
| 
             B  | 
            
             Gross tax (25%)  | 
            
             $10,500  | 
        
| 
             C  | 
            
             Non-refundable non-carry forward tax offset  | 
            
             $3,000  | 
        
| 
             T2  | 
            
             Subtotal 1  | 
            
             $7,500  | 
        
| 
             D  | 
            
             Non-refundable carry forward tax offset  | 
            
             $3,000  | 
        
| 
             T3  | 
            
             Subtotal 2  | 
            
             $4,500  | 
        
| 
             E  | 
            
             Refundable tax offset  | 
            
             $3,000  | 
        
| 
             T4  | 
            
             Subtotal 3  | 
            
             $1,500  | 
        
| 
             F  | 
            
             Franking deficit tax offset  | 
            
             $4,000  | 
        
| 
             T5  | 
            
             TAX PAYABLE  | 
            
             $0  | 
        
| 
             I  | 
            
             Tax offset refunds (remainder of refundable tax offsets)  | 
            
             $0  | 
        
| 
             S  | 
            
             Amount due or refundable  | 
            
             $0  | 
        
The lower company tax rate of 25% has been applied in this example.
Light Red Co. Pty Ltd has an entitlement of $3,000 of non-refundable non-carry forward tax offset, $3,000 of non-refundable carry forward tax offset, $3,000 of refundable tax offset and $4,000 of franking deficit tax offset to be used to offset against $10,500 gross tax.
- Tax payable has been reduced to $0.
 - I must show $0.
 - Light Red Co. Pty Ltd will have a $2,500 remaining (of FDT offset) that can be carried over to the next income year, as tax payable has been reduced to $0.
 
G – Section 102AAM interest charge
Write at G any section 102AAM interest relating to a distribution received from a non-resident trust. Section 102AAM of the ITAA 1936 imposes an interest charge on certain distributions from non-resident trusts.
For more information, see chapter 2 of the Foreign income return form guide 2022.
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