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Jim Chalmers denies Anthony Albanese rolled him over credit card payments for tax bills

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Jim Chalmers denies Anthony Albanese rolled him over credit card payments for tax bills

Treasurer’s comments come after prime minister reveals he intervened to delay a controversial ban on such payments to the ATO Treasurer Jim Chalmers has denied being rolled by Anthony Albanese after the prime minister personally intervened to stop a Tax Office ban on credit card payments a day before stopgap funding was announced.

After sustained criticism of the government’s handling of the ban on tax bills being paid by credit card, Chalmers last week announced new funding for the ATO to ensure card payments could continue until the end of the financial year.

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