Olivia null.
22 November 2024
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14 days ago
Hi Olivia.
Yes, any option you choose will have a tax outcome at the end of financial year.
Both assets produce income (and franking credits), so there will be some taxes to pay, but luckily this is fairly straightforward. The income information usually gets pre-filled automatically these days which helps, but in any case, you would receive statements which you can give to your accountant to do the tax return.
As for choosing between an all in one ETF vs a combo of two, this article might be helpful in deciding which way to go: https://strongmoneyaustralia.com/dhhf-vdhg-on...
Cheers, Dave
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