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The City of Casey has slightly adjusted the Capital Improved Value (CIV) rate in the dollar that was originally adopted in the 2018/19 Budget after a minor miscalculation was identified.
Rates miscalculation article

Pay your rates notice

Credit card online

You can pay your rates via SecurePay using your:

  • Visa card
  • Mastercard

You will need:

  • the reference number from your rates notice
  • a valid email address

You can find your reference number next to the BPAY logo on your rates notice.

Pay online

BPAY

You can use BPAY by:

  1. logging onto your online banking site
  2. entering the biller code and reference number (found next to the BPAY logo on your rates notice)
  3. entering the amount due

BPAY View

BPAY View will send your rates notice directly to your online banking system. It will then send you a reminder to pay the notice.

To use BPAY View:

  1. log into your online banking
  2. look for the BPAY View or View Bills section
  3. register yours rates notice by entering the biller code and reference number (found next to the BPAY logo on your rates notice)

Your next rate notice will be automatically sent to your online banking account.

You will be notified when your next rate notice arrives by email, or SMS, depending on your preference and financial institution.

Credit card phone payment

Phone 1300 665 200 with your 8 digit BPay reference number to make your payment using your Mastercard or Visa.

This is an automated service and operates 24 hours a day.

Post office

You can pay your rates notice via Australia Post by:

City of Casey customer service centres

You can visit one of our customer service centres to pay in person. We accept:

  • cash
  • cheque
  • money order
  • EFTPOS (no extra cash available)

Post

Post your instalment or full payment to:

City of Casey
PO Box 5034
Hallam 3803

Please allow enough time for delivery to avoid any penalty for late payment.

Trouble paying your rates

If you think you may have difficulty paying your rates, you can apply for a payment plan. This allows you to make smaller, periodic payments to your rates.

To discuss your options, you can contact us. Contacting us early may help you avoid any further issues such as being charged interest or receiving overdue notices.

Objections

We calculate your rates based on the valuation of your property. If you disagree with the valuation of your property, please contact us.

A member of our valuation team can:

  • explain in more detail how we valued your property
  • hear and understand your objections
  • advise you what further steps you may be able to take
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