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You need to pay this tax.
If you do not pay this tax according to ATO's letter, you can pay this PAYGI according to your own assessment or your company's financial record. However, you need to make sure the difference between ATO's amount and the amount you paid is below certain percentage ( Couldn't remember exactly the percentage here).
Since you haven't paid any PAYGI, then the amount you paid is zero, and then the difference between the ATO amount and the amount you paid is bigger than zero. In this case, probably an interest needs to be paid.
Here is the information from ATO website:
When you may have to pay the general interest charge (GIC)
You may be liable to pay the GIC if:
you vary downwards and your varied instalment amount is based on an estimate that is less than 85% of the actual tax payable on your business and investment income
your varied rate is less than 85% of the instalment rate that you should have applied, or
you vary your instalment amount to zero but have business and investment income for the year and tax payable on this income. (This appears to be your case)
Remission of general interest charge
Generally, you must ask us if we charge you a GIC amount, you can ask us to reduce or waive it. You must ask us in writing and outline the circumstances that led you to delay payment. We will consider:
your extenuating and unforseen circumstances, and
the steps you have taken to relieve the effects of those circumstances.
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