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.
Understand your parking space levy assessment notice
Know what an assessment notice for parking space levy is, and when to expect it. Learn what is included in your assessment notice and how to check the details to ensure they are correct.
Last updated:
On this page
What is a parking space levy assessment notice
A parking space levy assessment notice is a document that Revenue NSW sends each year to owners of registered parking spaces in leviable districts. The notice informs an owner of the amount they need to pay and the due date for payment.
Information used for your assessment
We calculate assessments based on the number of parking spaces you owned in the leviable districts on 1 July of the relevant tax year.
Exemption eligibility is assessed based on how the leviable parking spaces were used in the period from 1 July to 30 June of the preceding tax year.
Pay the levy amount by the due date listed on the notice.
If you lodged your annual return on time, you would have chosen to either pay the levy in full or in four quarterly instalments. Your assessment notice will reflect the payment option you selected during the lodgement process.
It is important that you check your assessment notice to ensure:
all parking spaces you owned on 1 July of the relevant tax year are included, and
any exemptions that you are eligible for have been applied accurately.
If any information on your assessment notice is incorrect, you should update your details in Parking Space Levy Online Services before the due date on your notice.
the parking space levy amount you need to pay, including any interest or penalties you have incurred
the due date for payment
your selected payment option and instalment dates (if applicable)
the reason the assessment notice has been issued (assessment summary)
the property details and number of parking spaces included in your assessment
how the parking space levy amount was calculated
the number of parking spaces that have an exemption applied.
All assessment notices contain the following details, but information may vary depending on your situation.
Page 1
Key details, including:
client ID – your unique customer identifier
correspondence ID – a unique identifier for each document you receive from Revenue NSW. It changes every time you receive new correspondence and expires after 18 months.
total amount payable – how much parking space levy you need to pay, including any interest and/or penalties
You must still pay the levy amount listed on your assessment notice by the due date, even if you have requested a reassessment or lodged an objection. Interest will be charged on any overdue amounts which may not be remitted.
Need extra help?
If you have any questions about parking space levy or would like to enquire about your assessment notice, please contact us.
