How can I pay?

Payment of rates may be made using any of the following methods. 

ONLINE

Step 1.Online payment

Pay online now

Step 2.Pay via Postbillpay

Visit the Postbillpay website.

Step 3.Pay via BPay

Please call your bank, credit union or building society to make payment from your cheque or savings account. Credit Cards are not accepted.

Step 4.Pay via Direct Debit

This payment option allows us to debit money from your nominated bank account. To register you will need to complete a direct debit request form(PDF, 261KB) and return it to us.

Please note that a separate form must be completed for each separate property (or assessment number). Once the direct debit is set up for a property it may continue until cancellation is advised.   

To cancel a direct debit you will need to complete a direct debit cancellation form(PDF, 244KB) and return it to our administration office. 

IN PERSON

Step 1.Bring your notice in

All accounts can be paid over the counter at our administration office, 62 Flushcombe Road, Blacktown, between 8.00 am and 5.30 pm Monday to Friday.

Step 2.Visit Australian Post 

Pay by cash, EFTPOS or cheque at any post office. Find your nearest Australia Post locations and hours here. 

 

BY PHONE

Pay via Postbillpay by calling 13 18 16.    

Please have your rate notice with you as you will need your payment reference number and biller code number.

 

BY MAIL

Please mail your cheque or money order with the bottom portion of the account(s) you are paying to: 

Direct to PO Box 63 Blacktown NSW 2148. 

Make sure you allow sufficient mailing time to ensure payment is received no later than the due date. Interest will accrue on late payments at the rate listed on the front of your account. 

Contact Us

Phone

9839 6000

Email

council@blacktown.nsw.gov.au

Location

Blacktown City Council
62 Flushcombe Road
Blacktown
2148
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Paying your rates during COVID-19 pandemic

We are aware of the major financial impact COVID-19 is placing on many of our residents, families and businesses. These are unprecedented and difficult times, and we are committed to helping our ratepayers. If you have been directly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic you can apply to Council to enter into a suitable payment arrangement of your rates by clicking here.

 

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