The ATO will soon stop accepting direct credit card payments. Payment Logic lets you keep doing it!
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has officially announced it will no longer accept credit card payments from 30 November 2026.
If your business relies on credit cards to pay BAS, PAYG, or income tax to help manage cash flow float or earn reward points, that direct route is stopping, so now’s the perfect time to sign up and start using Payment Logic.
With Payment Logic
You can keep paying every ATO bill on your credit card.
You can use your Visa, Mastercard, or Amex, and we settle the ATO instantly via direct bank transfer (EFT) or BPay.
Use our exclusive Rewards Accelerator feature to earn up to 10 points per $1 spent on your ATO bills.
Why Payment Logic for ATO Bills?
Be rewarded for every $ paid
Earn the full value of your credit card rewards with Amex, Visa, and Mastercard business accounts. Supercharge your points using our exclusive Rewards Accelerator, featuring multiple tiered earn options tailored to your business.
Highly Competitive Rates, Zero Subscriptions
No lock-in contracts, monthly account fees, or hidden surprises, just the best rates in the market.
Maximise your Cash Flow
Use your credit card and up to 55 days of credit available to continue managing your business’s cash flow.
Fast, Secure and Simple Payments
Our platform is fully secure, super fast and used by thousands of other businesses. Seamlessly integrates with Xero and MYOB for automatic, hassle-free reconciliation at tax time.
10 years of experience
We were the first to create this service in the market and have over 10 years of experience.
Less than 5 minutes to set up.
Be Ready Before 30 November
Create an Account: Sign up with your ABN.
Link Your Card: Add your business Visa, Mastercard, or Amex card.
Pay the ATO: Enter your PRN and amount. We handle the EFT settlement automatically.
FAQs
Can I still pay my BAS on credit card after 30 November?
Yes. While the ATO won’t take cards directly, Payment Logic charges your card and settles the ATO by EFT on your behalf.
Which ATO bills are covered?
Any bill with an ATO Payment Reference Number (PRN)—including BAS, PAYG, Corporate Income Tax, FBT, and Super liabilities.
