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Jim Chalmers delays ATO’s controversial ban on credit card payments following business outcry

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Treasurer earmarks funds for year-long transition period for tax office, delaying ban’s 30 November start date A controversial credit card ban for payments on tax bills will be delayed by up to a year after extra funding was announced for the Australian Tax Office. Treasurer Jim Chalmers announced the move on Friday following backlash from small businesses in response to the ATO’s plan.

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