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Changes to deductibility of interest on ATO debts

July 7, 2025 By Bryant Bryant

An important reminder: Interest incurred in income years starting on or after 1 July will no longer be deductible, regardless of whether the debt relates to an earlier income year.

However, interest charged by the ATO that was incurred before 1 July 2025 can still be claimed as a deduction this tax time. 

Therefore, if you have overdue tax debts please arrange an appointment with us so we can discuss what options you have to pay these debts in the most expedient manner.

This could include various payment plans arranged with the ATO. And while general interest charge (GIC) will still accrue, paying off the debt will decrease the amount of interest charged.

Therefore, it is more important than ever for you to keep on top of ATO obligations to avoid unnecessary costs.

This can also include trying to make it easier to have funds available when it’s next time to pay. For example, we can discuss considering setting aside GST, pay as you go withholding and super from your business’s cash flow. 

Disclaimer: This update is intended as general information and is not tailored to individual circumstances. Please get in touch with us if you would like specific advice.



























































































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