Several Labor ministers have done a dramatic U-turn by piling pressure on the Australian Taxation Office to resolve a growing dispute with small business over the decision to ban credit card payments.

Small businesses will have another year to prepare for changes to credit card tax payments after the Albanese government secured a delay to the Australian Taxation Office’s controversial ban.

Clare O'Neil says the federal government has "real concerns" about the Australian Tax Office's decision to stop accepting credit card payments for tax bills. Follow live.

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Four months after ruling out consideration of EU membership, Andy Burnham has reopened the debate. His new EU options raise ...