“Stuffing up our cashflow”: ATO slammed for turning off credit card tax payments
The tax office will ban credit card payments for tax after November 30 — a plan it concedes could hit business cash flow.
The Australian Taxation Office is facing sharp criticism for its decision not to accept credit card payments after November 30, in a move the government agency itself admits “could make managing your cash flow harder”.
On Thursday, the tax office announced it will cease accepting credit card payments in eight weeks’ time, due to the new card surcharging ban.
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