In this guide, we explain how you can pay your fine.
A fine is money someone must pay because they broke the law.
How you can pay your fine
You or someone close to you can pay your fine.
You will need to fill out a form to let someone pay your fine.
You can find this form on the Authority to Act page of the Revenue NSW website.
You will need your fine reference number to pay your fine.
This number is at the:
- top of your fine
- bottom of the ‘How to pay’ section.
If your fine is from not following the law about driving, you will need to call Service NSW after you pay your fine.
They will tell you when you can drive.
Pay your fine online
You can pay your fine on the Quick payment page of the Revenue NSW website.
You can pay your fine from your bank account.
You can find out how to do this on the fine document we sent you.
You can also use BPAY to pay your fine.
BPAY is a way you can pay someone online from your bank account.
Pay your fine on the phone
You can call us to pay your fine over the phone.
Pay your fine in-person
You can pay your fine at a post office.
You can find a post office near you on the Australia Post website.
You can also pay your fine at a Service NSW service centre.
You can find a centre near you on the Service NSW website.
Before you visit a Service NSW centre, find out how they will accept payment.
For example, some places might not let you pay with a cheque.
Pay your fine in the mail
You can also pay Revenue NSW in the mail.
For example, by sending a cheque.
You can send this to:
Chief Commissioner of State Revenue
Revenue NSW
Locked Bag 2128
North Sydney NSW 2059
You will need to include your fine reference number in your letter.
Pay your fine for your company
If you’re a company, you can pay your fine online.
You can pay your fine on the myPenalty page on the Revenue NSW website.
You can also pay a late fine on the myEnforcement Order on the Revenue NSW website.
Who you can contact for more information
If you have questions about your fines, you can call Revenue NSW.
If you have questions about overdue fines, you can call Revenue NSW.
You can call them:
- Monday to Friday
- 7am to 7pm.
You can also share your feedback.
When you give feedback, you tell someone what they:
- are doing well
- can do better.
You can tell us what you think in the Feedback page on the Revenue NSW website.