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Yes, Albanese threw Chalmers under a bus, but it was a very small bus
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has been on the rack this week after the ATO decided to stop allowing businesses to pay their tax on their credit cards as it didn’t want to absorb the cost of the credit card surcharges. It sounds like a boring but sensible budget decision by the tax office because taxpayers would be on the hook to cover the additional costs.
The decision suggested the government doesn’t understand the pressures smaller businesses are already facing, including high fuel prices, high inflation and prospective changes to the tax treatment of trusts, of which many businesses make use.
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Liberal MP Angie Bell says she used a poor choice of words when she called for the prime minister and small business minister, Anne Aly, to be âshamed and stonedâ over the ATOâs credit card ban.
Bell has released a statement confirming she reached out to Aly, but also says the small business minister is trying to âdeflectâ from the issue.
Guardian Australia understands Bell tried to call Aly once yesterday evening, but the pair have not yet spoken.
double quotation markI immediately withdrew the comment. It was a poor choice of words in the heat of the moment, when I was trying to reflect the dire situation that small businesses face under the Albanese Labor government.
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