The Aporia
The Aporia
11 articles about 9 events for “ATO Credit Card Ban” from ABC News (AU).
“Housing Minister Clare O'Neil defended the Reserve Bank's decision to scrap the credit card fees, but indicated the government was worried about the ATO's response and the impact on small business.”
“…ormation you see below by using filters Watt says ministers will be reinforcing views with ATO on payment changes Murray Watt says the "various ministers" will be making their expectations clear to the tax office about its decision to ban credit card…”
“The housing minister says Labor has "real concerns" with the ATO's decision to ban credit card payments, following the Reserve Bank's decision to scrap surcharges.”
“Assistant Treasurer Daniel Mulino has conceded the government knew the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) was considering banning credit card payments in July, months before the decision was made public.”
“Federal government to fund surcharge costs to delay ATO credit card payment ban after business backlash In short: The Australian Taxation Office will delay the implementation of its controversial credit card ban for up to a year.”
“Industry Minister Tim Ayres yesterday downplayed tensions between Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers, denying the prime minister is frustrated with the treasurer amid the fallout over the ATO credit card surcharge ban.”
“… Tuesday night, the prime minister appeared to take all the credit for pushing the Australian Tax Office to delay its ban on credit card payments, even though the treasurer had indicated he was already moving to address that issue when it blew up late last…”
“The backlash over changes to negative gearing and the capital gains tax discount, the ATO credit card ban and now the fight over discretionary trusts are adding up.”
“Ms Bell made the remarks while delivering a speech in parliament backing a Coalition bill to reverse the ATO's ban on credit card payments.”
“But within days the sentiment began to shift — turbocharged by the Australian Tax Office's decision to jump on board and ban credit card payments on tax bills.”
“Mr McKellar has also slammed the ATO for announcing a ban on credit card payments from November 30.”