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Account payments
The Payment Slip on the bottom of your account contains important information about the payment number, the due date of the payment and how you can pay the account.
The payment number is a 14 digit number appearing on the bottom right hand side of the Payment Slip. You must enter this number when paying either online or over-the-phone. You should also supply this number to a Customer Service Officer at a Service Tasmania shop when paying the account. The Payment Number is unique to the account and cannot be used for any other payment.
If you don’t pay the account by the due date, you may incur penalties and/or interest. This amount may be added to your next account, or you will be sent a separate account.
Payment options
Service Tasmania
Credit cards (Visa and Mastercard)
BPAY
Cheques and cash
Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)
Service Tasmania
Pay an account through the Service Tasmania online payment screen on the Service Tasmania web site. You can also pay in person at any Service Tasmania shop.
Credit cards (Visa and Mastercard)
Credit card payments for payroll tax, duty where the account has been issued by this Office, and land tax accounts can be paid:
Only amounts between $10 and $5 000 are accepted. Payments in excess of $5 000 for a single return liability or assessment or land tax account cannot be made using a credit card.
BPAY
Duty loans and land tax accounts may be paid by BPAY, using the 15 digit reference number appearing on the bottom right hand side of the Payment Slip. You must enter this number when paying either online or over the phone. The BPAY Reference number is unique to the account and cannot be used for any other payment.
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Cheques and cash
Accounts can be paid using either cheques or cash at any Service Tasmania shop. You must produce the account when making a payment.
Cheque payments can also be forwarded with the Payment Slip to the State Revenue Office, GPO Box 1374, Hobart 7001. Cheques should be made out to "Commissioner of State Revenue".
Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)
Payment by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) can be arranged by contacting the SRO. |
