Chief financial officer Mike Fermor said the extension also applies to the 2.5 per cent discount for property owners who pay the full year's rates by the due date. Photo / File
Chief financial officer Mike Fermor said the extension also applies to the 2.5 per cent discount for property owners who pay the full year's rates by the due date. Photo / File
The due date for the first instalment of 2021-22 rates has been extended from Wednesday, August 25, to Wednesday, September 1, 2021.
Chief financial officer Mike Fermor said the extension also applies to the 2.5 per cent discount for property owners who pay the full year's rates by the duedate.
"During alert level 4, council offices are closed to the public but rates payments can be made online through internet banking, or on the council's rates page. The credit card surcharge is also temporarily suspended for online payments while our office is closed," Fermor said.
This change in the due date will not affect those paying by direct debit as the payment will be deducted as usual.
"Alert level 4 will also affect those who have made an appointment for a rates rebate, as our offices are closed. Please call the council to reschedule."
