Pauline Hanson Urges ATO to Reverse Credit Card Payment Ban
Hanson argued that the Labor government had created another unintended consequence by stripping businesses of a cash-flow option they relied on.
One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson is urging the Australian Tax Office (ATO) to reverse its decision to stop accepting credit card payments after November 30. This change follows the Albanese government’s ban on credit and debit surcharging. Hanson believes this will negatively impact small businesses, forcing them to absorb surcharges and removing a vital cash-flow option.
- One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson demands ATO reverse credit card payment ban.
- ATO will stop accepting credit card tax payments after November 30.
- Change coincides with the Albanese government’s ban on credit and debit surcharging.
- Hanson claims the move will harm small businesses by removing a cash-flow option.
- She argues businesses are already facing difficulties and this will exacerbate them.
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