Wodonga Council
Payments

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Payments

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When are rates due?

Payment of rates are by instalments with the amounts paid on or before the following dates:

  • First instalment – October 2;
  • Second instalment – November 30;
  • Third instalment – February 28; and,
  • Fourth instalment – May 31.

Reminder notices are sent for the second, third and fourth instalments. Late or overdue payments will attract interest charges.

If you are having difficulty paying your rates you can enter into a payment plan here, or please contact our customer service team on (02) 6022 9300  to discuss alternative payment options.

How do I pay my rates?
 

Details of each payment method and dates are outlined on your rates notice.

How can I receive my rates notice?
 

 

 

I am a pensioner, do I get a discount on my rates?

A rate concession is granted to eligible pensioners who have full entitlements for the rating period.

If you hold a card that grants you full entitlements and have not received a concession for the property that is your sole place of residence, you need to fill in and return the application form for a rates concession.

You can complete the application form online for a concession card.

You may also be eligible for the municipal rates pension concession in the previous financial year. You can only claim the concession on a principal place of residence once for the financial year.

I can't afford to pay my rates now

Payment plans

If you are having difficulty paying your rates you can enter into a payment plan here, or please contact our customer service team on (02) 6022 9300  to discuss alternative payment options.

Wodonga Council seeks to provide flexible, suitable personalised payment plans for ratepayers. 

Financial hardship assistance

If you are having difficulties paying your rates, please contact Wodonga Council on (02) 6022 9300.

All inquiries are treated confidentially, and early communication from you  to discuss your individual circumstances and options available may help prevent the further interest being charged.

Wodonga Council aims to provide a flexible financial payment plan for ratepayers experiencing temporary and genuine financial hardship.

If you are suffering financial hardship, you can apply to the council for a waiver or deferral of rates, charges and penalty interest.

Financial advice

You can access free, confidential and independent financial advice and assistance through:

  • National Debt Helpline:  Free service that helps people tackle their debt problems with free financial counselling and information
  • Rural Financial Counselling Service: Free financial counselling for primary producers, fishing enterprises or small rural businesses experiencing hardship.

Information on a range of concessions available to all Victorians who are on low incomes or experiencing hardship and need help meeting the cost of living can be found at services.dhhs.vic.gov.au/concessions-and-benefits

  

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You can now register to receive electronic notices direct to your email address with e-notices.

It’s easy to register, you’ll just need to have your rates notice handy when signing up.

If you are a new owner, you will not be able to set up for eNotices until you have received at least one hard copy rate notice.

If you have multiple properties with the same name and address, the other properties will be automatically added to your account.

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