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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has confirmed the tax office will delay its ban on credit card payments. The ATO had said it would stop accepting credit card payments fo…
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has confirmed the tax office will delay its ban on credit card payments.
The ATO had said it would stop accepting credit card payments for tax bills from December 1 because of the Reserve Bank's ban on credit card surcharges.
Chalmers says the government has stepped in to extend the transition period after pressure from small businesses who use credit cards to manage their cash flow.
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19 Comments
@@Philkohler-j6qImported1mo ago
The tax payer paying the ATO surcharge to the banks what a joke.
@@earlnoliImported1mo ago
Govt foot the bill by using tax payers money? 😂
@@anorax001Imported1mo ago
Worst government ever.
@@BelleCiurleoImported1mo ago
Right so tax payers will now pay for all surcharges for the ATO. Which is already tax payer funded. Businesses have also put their prices up around 10%. So we are paying 10% more on everything PLUS we are paying more to the ATO to pay all surcharges. All of which will add to inflation and home owners will get a rate hike. So it’s now costing us waaaay more than what the surcharge was. The charges should be banned as advertised which means not paid by anyone
@@felixnewman2473Imported1mo ago
These clowns can't even get this right!
@@markmah3195Imported1mo ago
WTF
@@FisherGrubbImported1mo ago
Notice something very important : all businesses pay this surcharge fee because that's how Visa & other credit card companies make money, there was no plan or discussion about dealing with this directly, instead, it was just announced & assumed that either businesses would pay this & lose money, or it's just pushed onto customers....then the government's own tax office deciding not to accept credit cards......no discussion.<br><br>What else will be pushed onto us as a "change of position"?????
@@aviewfinderImported1mo ago
Why the hell are the banks allowed to apply a SECOND gst tax of their own, on EVERY business card charge via their fees. This is the main reason that the business are charging this is to pass on the banks fees to the consumers.
@@kirankkadamImported1mo ago
The surcharge discussion has been going on for over a year. Neither the ATO, nor the government saw this coming. Wow!
@@MrBigbbbImported1mo ago
What an own Goal; how can you ban the number one used payment system. <br>As a business owner I often need to pay bills with my cc as I’m still waiting on clients to pay me for the work
@@SEQ_Virtual_Tours_2025Imported1mo ago
the circus continues
@@MrHendo90Imported1mo ago
This government is a disaster.
@@timbishenden6869Imported1mo ago
What bill - the fee was supposed to disappear
@@RCCardinalImported1mo ago
Wonder why the country is broke?
@@gregmclaughlin-m5nImported1mo ago
This isn’t public feedback, it is business feedback and as usual, with all things tax, the government has folded. Why the ban anyway? Simply add a surcharge covering the percentage to the payers bill. This type of surcharge is used on the public by many businesses not wanting to foot the credit card percentage during a transaction. If business can do that so can government. Stop wasting taxpayers money on business that has made a poor payment choice. While you at it, tax the gas.
@@bear4278Imported1mo ago
Ah yes, “small business” (aka big business) get a break while the rest of us get screwed. Standard stuff.
@@lulufulu4867Imported1mo ago
Why do banks need to charge transaction fees? Just stop banks from getting a cut of the hard work of the public and the businesses we chose to deal with. It’s a rort, people pay annual credit card fees to cover the admin costs of credit cards. It’s double dipping.
@@kevinwong3722Imported1mo ago
Go Albo, you are the hero. Feedback loud and clear with no consultation
@@multioptionedImported1mo ago
More government expenditure of taxpayers' money!! <br>$100,000,000 to the ATO to cover wealthy banks' merchant fees for using credit card services until July 2027 but can't cover costs by surcharges because of RBA decision! How much money have taxpayers got for this government to spend? 😮 <br>"The ATO incurs significant merchant fees, estimated at nearly $200 million annually. These costs would need to be covered by taxpayers if the ATO continued to accept credit cards.<br>Surcharge Ban: The decision aligns with the Reserve Bank of Australia's recent ban on card surcharges, which requires businesses to ABSORB transaction fees rather than passing them on to customers."<br>Businesses are just increasing prices to cover their costs, not absorbing them. The ATO can't do that unless the government increases taxes.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has confirmed the tax office will delay its ban on credit card payments.
The ATO had said it would stop accepting credit card payments for tax bills from December 1 because of the Reserve Bank's ban on credit card surcharges.
Chalmers says the government has stepped in to extend the transition period after pressure from small businesses who use credit cards to manage their cash flow.
Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE
Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-09/federal-politics-live-blog-labor-ato-ct-9/107246030
Note: In most cases, our captions are auto-generated.
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