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The amount of a private company’s distributable surplus for its income year is calculated according to the formula contained in subsection 109Y(2). A private company’s distributable surplus is an upper limit on the sum of amounts that can be treated as dividends under Division 7A for its year of income. (See subsection 109Y(1).
