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Labor knew in July, months earlier than previously admitted, that ATO planned to ban credit card payments

Medio: Guardian Australia · Krishani Dhanji · Publicado 18/10/2026 01:31 UTC

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Assistant treasurer Daniel Mulino says ‘what we did was to insist there be a transition period’. Since then government has pushed back change to mid-2027 Get our new political email , free app or daily news podcast The federal assistant treasurer has conceded he and Jim Chalmers knew the Australian Taxation Office was considering banning credit card payments in July, more than two months earlier than the government has previously admitted. Labor has intervened by funding the ATO to delay the credit card ban for tax bills until July 2027 after widespread backlash from small businesses. Sign up

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