If your refund hasn’t come in full yet, it may be due to the debts that’ve been put on hold for economic recovery, as a response to COVID-19.
If your tax refund is less, the money may’ve been used to reduce the balance of those debts.
For more information, and for what action you can take regarding your refund, check out the ATO website, or contact us if you need further help!
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