Jim Chalmers overrules ATO’s controversial ban on credit card payments following business outcry
The treasurer, Jim Chalmers, announced extra funding on Friday, after days of criticism and calls from small business to halt the ban.
According to The Guardian, the treasurer, Jim Chalmers, announced extra funding on Friday, after days of criticism and calls from small business to halt the ban.
This business story centres on Australia. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Jim Chalmers, ATO and Guardian Australia’s Politics.
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- Australia · Oceania
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- Jim Chalmers, ATO, Guardian Australia’s Politics
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- Business
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