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Pay your land tax

You can pay in a number of ways once you’ve received your land tax assessment notice.

If you pay in full by your first instalment date, you’ll receive a 1.5 per cent discount (excluding past interest or penalties).

Instalment plans

If you can’t pay the full amount by the due date, you have two options.

Pay by instalment

You can pay your land tax in three instalments. If you do, each instalment will fall due one month after the last.

Your first instalment will include any overdue amounts, interest or penalties.

If you don’t pay an instalment on time, the total amount owing becomes due and you may be charged additional interest.

If you choose to pay by instalments and don't make a payment by the due date, daily interest will be calculated from the first due date, as if the instalment arrangement wasn't previously offered.

Set up a payment plan

You can apply for a payment plan to extend your payment dates.

You’ll must meet certain requirements to be eligible.

Contact us if you need more information or if you’re experiencing serious financial hardship.

Contact your bank if you need information on how to:

Credit card payments are made through a secure Westpac link.

A 0.4 per cent card payment fee is automatically applied to all payments made with a credit card.

We accept payments by Mastercard or Visa up to $200,000.

When you make your payment, you must provide the correct:

  • biller code
  • reference number – shown on your letter, assessment notice.

Pay by BPAY

Contact your bank or financial institution to pay by BPAY.

You'll find the biller code and reference number on your payment notice.

Pay in person

Visit any Service NSW Centre or Australia Post Office to pay by cash, cheque or EFTPOS.

If paying by cheque:

  • make your cheque or money order payable to the Chief Commissioner of State Revenue
  • write your name and Client ID on the back
  • payment made by cheque must be received by the due date.

Send your payment by mail

When you pay by cheque or money order:

  • make your cheque or money order payable to the Chief Commissioner of State Revenue
  • write your name and Client ID on the back of your cheque or money order
  • remove the remittance slip from the bottom of your assessment notice and include it with your payment
  • we must receive your payment by the due date.

Send your payment to
Revenue NSW
GPO Box 530
SYDNEY NSW 1159

Do not send cash in the mail.

Electronic funds transfer (EFT)

Revenue NSW account name OSR EPS Tax Remitting Account
BSB 032 001
Account no 205 573
Account Holder Address 132 Marsden Street, Parramatta NSW 2150
SWIFT Code WPACAU2S
Bank Westpac, 275 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Lodgement referenceElectronic payment code (from your remittance slip/letter)

Overseas electronic funds transfer (EFT)

Bank name Westpac
Address Level 3, 275 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
SWIFT Code WPACAU2S
Account Holder Address 132 Marsden Street, Parramatta NSW 2150
BSB 032 001
Account no 205 573
Account name OSR EPS Tax Remitting Account
Lodgement reference Electronic payment code (from your remittance slip/letter)

Late payments

If you don’t pay your land tax on time and haven’t set up a payment plan or contacted us to make another arrangement you'll be charged interest at a premium rate on what you owe, plus additional interest at a market rate (adjusted quarterly).

Applying for a refund

If you've overpaid your land tax, or your assessment notice shows you’re in credit, complete the online form to request a refund. You'll need to provide your bank details for payment of the refund.