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Run your taxable income report

This report gathers all the income for your tax return — dividends, franking credits, trust and AMIT components, foreign payments, and crypto — and labels the totals with their myTax item codes. By the end, you’ll have your income figures ready to lodge.

Confirm your dividends first — unconfirmed dividends won’t appear here. See Confirm your dividends.

Go to Tax Reporting → Taxable Income. Use the FY dropdown to pick your year.

Taxable income report with the income summary and tables

The top card lists each item code, its label, and the amount in AUD, with info tooltips. The totals roll up from the tables below, so reconcile your dividends before you lodge. You can copy these values straight into myTax from the ATO myTax report.

Click any row to open the dividend editor (if you have edit access).

TableWhat it covers
Non Trust IncomeAustralian dividends (non-trust) — total income, net dividend, franked and unfranked amounts, franking credits, interest, AMIT increase and decrease, and foreign source
Trust IncomeTrust and managed-fund distributions, grouped by holding
Foreign IncomeNon-Australian securities, with withholding and AUD conversion where it applies
Crypto IncomeAssessable crypto events, when your portfolio has them

Funds usually send an annual tax statement after 30 June. Match the AMIT decrease and AMIT increase amounts to that statement. The same adjustments show up on your historical cost basis as AMIT Adj.

  1. Confirm your dividends through the year — Confirm your dividends.
  2. After 30 June, compare these tables to your fund tax statements.
  3. Lodge with the ATO myTax report.

Download taxable-income-{fy}.xlsx or a PDF from Export.

ProblemFix
The tables are emptyYou had no distributions for the year, or your dividends aren’t confirmed yet.
The franking looks wrongEdit the row or re-confirm the dividend.
You can’t edit a rowYou have a view-only role on a shared portfolio.
The AMIT columns are zeroReconcile against your fund statement, and check with your accountant.