Oct 11, 2026 · 5 min · 9 segments
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Nelson ScottBusinesses have been offered a reprieve with the tax office delaying its ban on credit card payments.

The ATO was set to scrap credit card payments from the end of next month following the Reserve Bank's ban on surcharges.

The decision sparked fierce pushback from small businesses, many of which rely on credit cards to manage cash flow.

The ban is now on hold until July, after Labor agreed to absorb the tax office's surcharge fees.

This recognises the really important contribution that small businesses make.

Opposition leader Angus Taylor says it's just delaying the pain and will introduce a bill to permanently reverse the ban.

The reality of this government is they want businesses to cough up and to close up.

Business groups have welcomed the delay but are pushing the ATO for a permanent fix.
Businesses have been offered a reprieve with the tax office delaying its ban on credit card payments.

The ATO was set to scrap credit card payments from the end of next month following the Reserve Bank's ban on surcharges.

The decision sparked fierce pushback from small businesses, many of which rely on credit cards to manage cash flow.

The ban is now on hold until July, after Labor agreed to absorb the tax office's surcharge fees.

This recognises the really important contribution that small businesses make.

Opposition leader Angus Taylor says it's just delaying the pain and will introduce a bill to permanently reverse the ban.

The reality of this government is they want businesses to cough up and to close up.

Business groups have welcomed the delay but are pushing the ATO for a permanent fix.
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