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READ MOREATO spruiks cashless society in latest research
Only one in five Australians continue to use cash for purchases, according to new research revealed by the Tax Office, as it continues its major investigations into the black economy.
According to research by Colmar Brunton, commissioned for the ATO, the trend towards cashless payment has escalated, with 86 per cent of businesses agreeing that customers expect to pay via electronic means.
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