Assume instead that the superannuation fund decides to sell its shares under the off-market buyback, tendering its
Question:
Assume instead that the superannuation fund decides to sell its shares under the
off-market buyback, tendering its shares at the maximum of a 14% discount to
the current market price of $5.60. Assume other shareholders adopt the same
policy and the buyback price is set at a 14% discount to $5.60 or approximately
$4.82. What are the after-tax proceeds to the fund if the fund purchased the
share five years ago at a price of $3.80 and the dividend component of the
buyback price is set at $2.90? In this scenario, the capital component is the sale
price of $4.82 less the dividend component of $2.90 or $1.92. However, for
capital gains tax purposes, the deemed capital proceeds from the sale are $5.60
less the dividend component of $2.90 or $2.70.1 Show all working.
Government and Not for Profit Accounting Concepts and Practices
ISBN: 978-1118983270
7th edition
Authors: Michael Granof, Saleha Khumawala, Thad Calabrese, Daniel Smith