Where can I find my EOFY statement?
You can export your EOFY statement as PDF or CSV using the steps below:
On the Mobile App
Go to Portfolio > More > Statements > Customize, set date range (e.g 1/7/2024-30/6/2025), then tap the download icon. Please note that only PDF format can be downloaded via Mobile App.
On Desktop App
Select Account › Statements; you’ll be redirected to the web portal, where you can choose the date range and generate the report in PDF or CSV format.
Web Portal
Visit https://www.itiger.com/au and click Log in in the upper-right corner. After you enter the web portal, open Report › Statements, select the required date range, and export the report as a PDF or CSV.
Does Tiger Brokers provide Profit & Loss result based on my trading activities?
We provide a realised Profit & Loss (P&L) summary on the statement under trading histories to assist with your tax preparation, which can be found on your trading statement. These figures are calculated using the First In First Out (FIFO) method, and converted to AUD using the exchange rate as at the statement end date.
Please note that this information is provided for reference purposes only. Your final tax outcome may vary depending on the calculation method used and your personal tax circumstances, so we strongly recommend consulting a registered tax agent or accountant to ensure accurate reporting.
How to prepare my tax return for AU dividends under a HIN?
For most investors who have supplied their Tax File Number (TFN), dividend income and franking-credit data linked to a Holder Identification Number (HIN) are usually pre-filled in ATO myTax a few weeks after 30 June. If you’d like a clear, self-managed record of your dividend details, the guide below walks you through two simple ways to pull together a complete history for your FY24-25 tax return.
Dividends are recorded by the share registry
Under current HIN model, corporate actions— including your dividend payments— are administered by each company’s share registry rather than by the broker. The registry will send you a dividend statement whenever one of your holdings distributes a dividend. It is important that you keep these statements on file for tax reporting and record-keeping purposes.
To view past dividends, payment dates or downloadable tax summaries, you’ll need to deal directly with the registry that services the company.
How to find the relevant share registry
Look it up online: Go to ASX official website and search for the name of your holding. You will find company's specific share registry details. For a detailed guide, please refer to the link below: https://www.itiger.com/au/help/detail/80311447
Check your dividend/holding records with the registry: The registry’s name appears on your most recent dividend or holding statement sent to you from the share registry.
Accessing your data
Once you know which registry is involved, visit its website (for example, Computershare or MUFG) and sign up with your Holder Identification Number (HIN).
The portal will then display every holding linked to that HIN and let you download full dividend reports. If you are not sure how to do it, please refer to the guide below: https://www.itiger.com/au/help/detail/80311447
Additional Documents and Tools:
There are many external providers who provide tax specific services, including Sharesight. Simply log into the Tiger's web platform, click on ‘My Account’, then select ‘Tax Reports’ to connect to Sharesight.
What would happen to my Australian dividends if I made the HIN transition in 2024 - 2025?
Tiger Brokers rolled out the HIN model in January 2024. If you opened your Tiger AU account before the rollout, your account was initially under the Omnibus model and may have been transitioned to HIN at some point during the rollout in early 2024.
This quick guide explains how your Australian dividend payments are handled before and after your transition to the HIN model.
Dividend handling depends on the record date:
Before HIN transition:
Dividends follow the Omnibus model
Tiger deposits them to your trading account and emails you a statement (including franking credits)
After HIN transition:
Dividends are paid directly by the share registry to your nominated bank account
Tiger will no longer generate statements or maintain records for these dividends
Please refer to the FAQ “How to prepare your tax return for AU dividends under a HIN” for registry access and statement downloads.
I haven’t received my Australian dividend after the pay date – what should I do?
Under the HIN model, dividends are paid by the share registry to your nominated bank account.
If you haven't received a dividend after the pay date:
Ensure you've created a registry account using your HIN
Check if your bank details are up to date in the registry system
If not provided, your dividend may have been sent by cheque to your registered mailing address
Refer to the following for help:
https://www.itiger.com/au/help/detail/80311447
Still unsure? Feel free to contact our Client Services Team or reach out directly to the registry.