ATO Fuel Response Payment Plan
The ATO has introduced a temporary payment plan option for eligible taxpayers affected by increased fuel, transport, logistics and supply chain costs.
What is the ATO Fuel Response Payment Plan?
The ATO Fuel Response Payment Plan is a temporary support option designed to assist eligible taxpayers who have been affected by increased business operating costs linked to higher fuel prices. This may include businesses impacted directly by fuel costs, or indirectly through increased transport, logistics or supply chain expenses.
Applications are available until 30 June 2026.
What support is available?
Eligible taxpayers may be able to access a tailored ATO payment plan with the following features:
- —No upfront payment
- —A 3-year payment plan period
- —36 equal monthly instalments
- —Potential remission of general interest charge (GIC)
The ATO may remit general interest charge that has accrued from the time of application to the date of the third monthly instalment, provided the agreed instalments are paid for three months and outstanding lodgments are brought up to date.
Eligibility at a glance
Before applying
Before applying, you should review your eligibility and gather information or evidence to support your application.
If you are not eligible, the ATO recommends prioritising employee wages and super guarantee obligations, keeping lodgments up to date, and paying what you can as soon as possible. If your business owes money, you may still be able to set up a normal payment plan through ATO online services.
If your business has been impacted by increased fuel, transport or supply chain costs, we can help you understand whether this payment plan may be available to you.
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