Visit the key dates for payroll tax webpage and schedule these dates in your calendar to avoid missing lodgement dates and additional costs associated with late lodgement.
Learn more about becoming a shared equity partner approved by the Chief Commissioner of State Revenue, to support home buyers in purchasing property in NSW.
Log in by entering your client ID and correspondence ID. Your client ID and correspondence ID can be found at the top of your assessment notice.
Go to Payments. If a ‘Declaration’ pop-up window appears, read the information in the window and select I agree if you agree to the declaration.
Select Make a payment, then follow the on-screen instructions to pay using your preferred payment method.
The balance shown in Parking Space Levy Online Services includes all outstanding amounts and may include interest on overdue balances. Payments made in the last 48–72 hours may not yet be reflected, so your balance may change once recent payments are processed.
To make a credit or debit card payment by phone using your payment codes, call 1300 363 291.
The balance given over the phone includes all outstanding amounts and may include interest on overdue balances. Payments made in the last 48–72 hours may not yet be reflected, so your balance may change once recent payments are processed.
Pay by BPAY through your bank or financial institution’s internet or phone banking services. The biller code and reference number are listed on your assessment notice.
BPAY payments can take up to 3 working days to be received by Revenue NSW.
Make your cheque or money order payable to the Chief Commissioner of State Revenue, and write your name and client ID on the back.
Changes to payments made by cheque
Some banks and credit unions no longer produce cheques. This may impact your ability to pay using a cheque at Australia Post. Contact your bank or credit union for more information.
Pay in full or by instalments
If you lodge your annual return by 1 September, you can choose from the following payment options during the return lodgement process:
Pay in full
Pay the full amount by the due date provided on your assessment notice.
Pay in four quarterly instalments
Pay in four equal instalments due on:
1 September
1 December
1 March
1 June.
You will be issued an assessment notice that reflects the payment option you selected when lodging your return.
If you choose to pay in instalments, we will send you a reminder notice before your next instalment is due. Use the unique payment reference number on each reminder when making a payment .
If you do not pay the full instalment amount by the due date, your instalment plan will be cancelled. You will be required to pay any outstanding levy which may incur interest and penalty tax under the Taxation Administration Act 1996.
If you fail to lodge your annual return by 1 September, you will be issued an assessment notice that requires you to pay in full. This assessment notice may include interest and penalty tax for failing to lodge a return by the due date. You will not have the option to pay in quarterly instalments.
Interest is charged if you do not pay your levy on time
If you do not pay your parking space levy by the due date, interest will be applied to the overdue amount. Interest is calculated daily on the overdue balance at a variable interest rate. In addition, you may also have to pay penalty tax.
If your parking space levy payment is overdue, you can pay the full amount at any time. If you’re eligible, you may be able to pay overdue levies through a tax debt instalment plan. In limited circumstances, an instalment plan for overdue levy may extend into the next tax year.
