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‘Double standard’: Business groups urge ATO to reverse its credit card ban

Sydney Morning Herald - Business ·
‘Double standard’: Business groups urge ATO to reverse its credit card ban

Businesses are stepping up their calls for the tax office to rethink its policy change to stop accepting credit card payments in response to the ban on surcharges.

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