Rates Payments

Rate payment options

You have several options for paying your rates:

• Pay in full: Payment due by 31 October 2025. 
• Pay in two instalments: Payment due by 31 October 2025 and 9 January 2026.
• Pay in four instalments: Payment due by 31 October 2025, 9 January 2026, 13 March 2026 and 15 May 2026. 

Important note: There will be an administration fee plus interest cost if paying by instalments (excluding pensioners).

Rate payment methods

Payments can be made:

• Pay rates online: Note, you will need your payment reference number (found on your rates notice).
• BPay via your online banking site: Use Biller Code 94003 and the reference number on your rate notice.
• By telephone: You can pay with a Mastercard or Visa card by calling our Customer Service Officers on (08) 9729 0300.
• By mail: Please detach the remittance at the bottom of your rates notice, and post along with your payment to the Shire.
• In person: Visit either our Harvey or Australind Office to pay in person.

Register for eRates to receive your rates by email. No more lost notices and we all save paper.

Address details are available on our Contact us page.

Did you know you can also pay by direct debit? See options below:

• Direct debit from your bank account: Direct debit can be used to pay your rates in smaller more manageable payments. A direct debit is from a nominated bank account either weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Direct debits always occur on a Thursday.
• Direct debit from your credit card: This is similar to a direct debit, but you nominate the day of the week for the deduction to occur either weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Please contact the Shire of Harvey Rates team to discuss. 

To arrange a direct debit please complete and submit the form below.

Experiencing payment difficulties?

If you are experiencing difficulty in paying rates please contact us as soon as possible, to discuss alternative arrangements.

Important notes:

• Penalty interest (7% pa calculated daily) will apply to any amount that is outstanding 36 days after the rates notice is issued.
• If rating arrears, full payment or overdue instalments remain unpaid and a regular payment arrangement has not been arranged then legal action may be taken to recover these rating debts.

See also: Financial hardship policy

More information and contacts

For more information about rates please contact us.

Related pages

• About rates
• Pensioner and senior rebates
• Change of address