11/10/2026
🚨 Pay your BAS with a credit card? Your cash flow backup is about to change.
After 30 November 2026, the ATO will stop accepting direct credit card payments.
Your tax deadlines won’t wait for your customers to pay so now is the time to review your funding options.
Depending on your circumstances, Lendcap can explore:
✅ A business overdraft to bridge short-term cash flow gaps.
✅ Potentially lower borrowing costs than carrying a high-rate credit card balance.
✅ Refinancing eligible ATO debt over five years, with structured repayments to reduce what you owe.
Our CPA-led approach considers your immediate cash flow needs and your longer-term repayment plan.
📖 Read the full blog: https://www.lendcap.com.au/post/ato-credit-card-payments-ending-how-business-cash-flow-can-keep-moving
📩 Message Lendcap “CASH FLOW” to arrange a cash flow and tax debt finance review.
Finance is subject to lender approval, eligibility, terms and fees. Savings and five year terms are not guaranteed.
By Lendcap | Updated 8 October 2026Tax deadlines rarely wait for customers to pay. For many Australian businesses, a credit card has been a short-term way to cover BAS, PAYG, GST or other ATO obligations while invoices are still outstanding.That option is changing. The ATO has announced it will stop...