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Credit card payments accepted until 30 June 2027 Read our latest media release to learn more: ATO extends transition period for taxpayers using credit cards until 30 June 2027. |
After 30 November 2026, taxpayers will no longer be able to use a credit card to make payments to us. Other payment methods will remain available. This follows broader changes to credit card payment fees in Australia. You can read more about this change in our recent media release.
If you have a payment plan linked to a credit card, you must change to another payment method. Payments after 30 November 2026 will be unsuccessful, and the status of your payment plan may move into arrears or default. We’ll write to you if you need to change your payment method.
Support options available
We recognise that some small businesses currently rely on credit card payments to manage their tax payments and understand this change may require some adjustments. We are committed to helping small businesses transition to alternative payment methods and will continue to support those experiencing financial hardship or other circumstances that make it difficult to meet their obligations.
Depending on your circumstances, support may be available at ato.gov.au/supporttolodgeandpay or by contacting us or your registered tax professional.
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