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ATO tax debt to become more expensive from July 2025

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By Xperion  |  Accounting,  Accounting & Bookkeeping,  Business Articles,  Business essentials,  Management,  Operations,  People,  Personal Finance,  Planning,  Productivity,  Professional Services,  Tax,  Tax & Compliance,  Tax updates  |  29/08/2025

If you currently owe money to the ATO, it’s about to get more costly. From 1 July 2025, the two most common interest charges the ATO applies to late or underpaid tax will no longer be tax deductible. That means both individuals and businesses will soon face a higher real cost of holding tax debt. What types of ATO interest will no longer be deductible? General Interest Charge (GIC) This…  Read more

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