Make a Payment

To pay your debtor invoice, parking fees, infringement fine, animal registration or rates bill please see the payment options below.

Online by Credit Card

The secure online eServices portal (available 24/7) and BPoint payment gateway accept Mastercard and Visa credit cards anytime, anywhere, on any device for your convenience.

 Payment Type  Account reference
Rates Account: Assessment Number and Valuation: Property ID
can be found at the top of your rates notice. 
Infringements Ticket Number can be found on your ticket or infringement reminder notice.
Dog Renewals Animal Number can be found on your renewal notice.
Food  Businesses Reference Number can be found in your renewal email.
 Shopping Cart

To make multiple payments in the one transaction, click the desired Pay buttons for each payment on the shopping cart page and follow the prompts to complete the transaction

  • multiple dog renewals
  • rates for multiple properties

The Burnie Council eServices Payment Portal provides a convenient and efficient method for paying for community services using Visa or Mastercard. You can access the portal anytime, anywhere and from any device. The secure payment processing is handled by BPoint, which is provided by the Commonwealth Bank. For more information, please visit: www.bpoint.com.au

Cashier hours for payments are 8:45am to 4:45pm Monday to Friday.

We can accept your credit card payments over the phone, give us a call on 03 6430 5700

please have your debtor invoice, infringement, animal or rates notice with you to quote the reference number.

 

All hours 24/7 for Rates payments only
BPoint by phone payments: Call 1300 886 451 and follow the prompts. Mastercard and Visa accepted.   

Your Rates Reference Number  can be found on the bottom front page of your rates notice.

Cashier hours for payments are 8:45am to 4:45pm Monday to Friday.

We can accept your cash, eftpos, and credit card payments.

Visit us at: 80 Wilson st, Burnie

Please have your deptor invoice, infringement, animal or rates notice with you.

To make a rates or infringement payment from your Bank

  1. Log on to your bank's online banking or mobile app
  2. Choose the BPAY payment option in Bill Payment
  3. Savings, debit, cheque, credit card or transaction account.
  4. Enter the BPAY Biller code, Customer Reference Number (CRN), amount and date from your bill*
  5. Click Pay

 

*The BPAY Biller Code and Customer Reference Number can be found on your rates or infringement notice.

Note: You may also opt to make regular payments for your rates notice via BPAY. This can help align with your weekly, fortnightly, or monthly wages.

For more information go to: www.bpay.com.au 

BPAY View

Easily manage your bills with BPAY View through your online banking. Get timely reminders before due dates to help you pay on time, and say goodbye to paper bills. Bills are delivered directly to your online banking and automatically saved for up to 18 months.

  1. Log in to your online banking or mobile app.
  2. Register to get your bill via BPAY View.
  3. Receive your bill and access your notice at any time.

For more information go to: BPay for You

Services Australia 

Visit the Services Australia (Centerlink) website to find out how to set up Centrepay deductions.

www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/individuals/services/centrelink/centrepay/how-use-it/set-deductions

 

Australia Post

For those unable to visit the Council city office, you can pay your Rates bill at your local Australia Post office.

Please bring your ticket, invoice, paper or electronic rates notice.

auspost.com.au/pay-bills-with-post-billpay

Cashier Hours

for payments are 8:45am to 4:45pm Monday to Friday.

 

Receipts

can be issued on request.

 

Payment Plan Arrangements

If you are having difficulty paying, or need more time, contact Council as soon as possible to request a variation to payment arrangements.

Contact us

Phone: 03 6430 5700
Email: burnie@burnie.tas.gov.au

Visit:
80 Wilson St, Burnie
8:45am - 4:45pm
Monday to Friday
closed public holidays
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