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Where do I declare dividends on my tax return?

Posted 22 November 2012

Would I need to confirm my dividend for the financial year on my tax return and if so where? I have no idea where to put it, what source code to use and also where to show the tax paid on it? Help!

TaxTim TaxTim says:
22 November 2012 at 12:49

On eFiling dividends are shown under the section, 'amounts not considered taxable' which has a title for exempt dividends. You would put all your local dividends in that box. You aren't taxed on local dividends for 2012!

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