ATO Debt Just Became More Expensive – What it means for you

 

From 1 July 2025, interest on unpaid ATO debt will no longer be tax-deductible.
This means any interest charges (like General or Shortfall Interest) will now be treated like a penalty β€” fully out of pocket, with no tax relief. 😬

πŸ’‘ Why this matters for you:
β–ͺ️ ATO interest rates can now exceed 15% β€” higher than many credit cards
β–ͺ️ Interest compounds daily, putting pressure on your cash flow
β–ͺ️ It could impact your credit standing and even your loan eligibility

βœ… What you can do:
If you’re concerned about your ATO debt or want to avoid being caught off guard, we can help:
πŸ” Refinance or consolidate ATO debts
πŸ’° Free up working capital
πŸ“Š Preserve your credit score
πŸ“ˆ Position yourself for future success

Now is the time to act. Let’s chat about your options and find the right solution before this change affects your finances.

πŸ“© Message us or get in touch today for a confidential discussion.

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