$11\mathrm{.}15$ Vision Eyewear Pty Ltd $($a private company for tax law purposes$)$ has an opening franking account surplus of $$30000$ at $1$ July

During the $2024$ income year, the company entered into the following transactions.

On $17$ July $2023,$ the company paid an unfranked dividend of $$5000$ to its shareholders.

On $28$ July $2023,$ the company paid its fourth and final PAYG instalment of $$7500$ in respect of the $2023$ income year.

On $11$ August $2023,$ the company paid a dividend of $$18000$ franked to $80$ per cent.

On $17$ September $2023,$ the company received a fully franked dividend from Coles Ltd of $$1500.$

On $28$ October $2023,$ the company paid its first PAYG instalment for the $2024$ income year of $$5000.$

On $19$ December $2023,$ the company paid a franked dividend of $$12000$ which was franked to $100$ per cent.

On $28$ February $2024,$ the company paid its second PAYG instalment for the $2024$ income year of $$5000.$

On $23$ March $2024,$ the company paid a franked dividend of $$6000,$ franked to $60$ per cent.

On $7$ April $2024,$ the company received a fully franked dividend from Telstra Ltd of $$1200.$

On $28$ April $2024,$ the company paid its third$-$quarter PAYG instalment for the $2024$ income year of $$5000.$

On $6$ June $2024,$ the company paid a franked dividend of $$150000,$ franked to $80$ per cent.

Assume a company tax rate of $25$ per cent.

Required

Prepare a dividend franking account for Vision Eyewear Pty Ltd for the year ended $30$ June $2024.$ Show all workings. Round all

transactions to the nearest whole dollar.