You can apply to enter a payment plan if you are having difficulty paying:

• an assessment, such as for payroll tax, land tax or duties
• a notice to repay the First Home Owner Grant.

By law, interest is imposed on all late and unpaid amounts at the market rate plus a premium rate of 8% per annum.

This continues to apply throughout any payment plan.

You can lodge your completed application for a payment plan once the due date has passed. To minimise the amount of interest, you should pay as soon as possible.

Late payment interest waiver ended on 31 December 2021

The late payment interest waiver relating to the Victorian State of Emergency has ended.

As of 1 January 2022, any outstanding taxation debts that have not been paid or are not the subject of a payment arrangement incur late payment interest calculated from the date of the tax default.
 

1. Review your requirements

   The online SmartForm application provides details of the personal and financial information we require.

2. Complete your application

   The application can be completed online via our SmartForm. Read our tips for completing SmartForms.

   Start your payment plan application

   We use all the information in your application to update our records and may pass on changes to other government agencies where we are authorised to do so.

3. Lodge your application

   The SmartForm is lodged online. When you have completed all relevant and mandatory information, select submit.

Next Steps

We advise all applicants of the outcome of their application in writing.

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• 3 October 2023

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