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Ways to Pay
You can pay by:
Direct Debit
Discover the benefits of paying by Direct Debit.
Setting up a Direct Debit could not be easier.
- You can fill in the online Business Rates Direct Debit Application Form
- Or, simply telephone 01346 519622.
- Or, download and complete the Direct Debit Instruction:
Whichever way you choose please have the following information ready:
- Your Business Rates Reference number (shown on your bill)
- your Bank Account details
Setting up your Direct Debit will mean:
- No queuing, no paperwork, no postage, no cheques to write.
- You will not be charged by us for paying by this method. Any Bank or Building Society charges should be less than for a cheque payment or Standing Order.
- Your arrangement is renewed automatically each year.
- You are still in complete control although we do all the work for you.
- You will still receive your regular bills although these will be for information only.
- Regular budgeted payment will be collected on the 21st of each month.
Please note: if you change your Business premises address you will have to complete a new Direct Debit instruction.
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Standing Order
To pay by Standing Order you need to send a completed mandate to your bank.
Please note: a new mandate must be completed if your instalments are changed for any reason. A new mandate must also be completed when you receive your annual rates bill each year.
Internet Banking
If you wish to pay using Internet Banking please contact your Business Rates Team.
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In Person at a Collection Office
Payment can be made by cash, cheque or debit card at any of our Collection Offices. We do not accept credit card payments.
Cheques should be payable to Aberdeenshire Council and your property address and reference number should be noted on the back of your cheque.
Your payment should reach us by the 21st day of every month as stated on your bill.
A receipt will be issued on request when making a payment.
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In a Lump Sum
If you elect not to pay by regular monthly instalments, payment of Business Rates can be made in one Lump Sum on or before 30th September 2008.
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