Direct debit through QRO Online is the most convenient way for our existing clients to pay their liability (not available for royalty payments).
You do have other payment options, including paying by instalments.
Our ABN is 90 856 020 239.
Direct debit through QRO Online is the most convenient way for our existing clients to pay their liability (not available for royalty payments).
You do have other payment options, including paying by instalments.
Our ABN is 90 856 020 239.
You have different payment options when:
These payment options, which are shown on assessment notices and lodgement confirmations, include:
Note: Credit card payments must be more than $10 and less than $50,000.
A surcharge applies to credit card payments:
Read the BPOINT terms and conditions.
Biller codes
Note: You must use the correct payment reference code—if you don’t, your payment may not be processed correctly and unpaid tax interest (UTI) or penalties may apply.
Registered self assessors must apply for approval from the Queensland Law Society (QLS) before making EFT payments.
Note: Mail delivery times can affect when your cheque is received by our office—this may result in unpaid tax interest.
We consider applications to pay a liability in instalments on a case-by-case basis. You should understand the terms and conditions of an instalment arrangement and what you need to provide when applying.
See section 34 of the Taxation Administration Act 2001 for more information.
Complete an application for a payment arrangement (Form TA4).
If there are 2 or more clients, each client must complete a separate application form.
You may be asked to provide further supporting information.
Email your completed forms to qrodebt@treasury.qld.gov.au or post:
Queensland Revenue Office
GPO Box 139
Brisbane Qld 4001.
If you believe you are eligible for a refund, you first may need to request a reassessment for:
Within specific timeframes, you may be entitled to a refund if:
To have your refund paid by electronic funds transfer (EFT), you can either:
or
Instead of giving you a refund, we may decide to:
If you apply for a refund in relation to tax paid by someone else, you must pass the refund amount on to that person. If you do not pass the refund on, the amount will have to be repaid with interest and possible penalties.
Contact us if you think your liability is incorrect.