Receive your rate notice electronically

Email

Rate payers can choose to receive their rate notice via email. It is easy and convenient and provides links to flexible online payment options.

Step 1.Have your rate notice handy

You will need your most recent rate notice with you when you register.

Step 2.Sign in to MBRC Online Services

New users will need to register for MBRC Online Services.

Step 3.Register your property for email rates notices

  • Once signed in, select 'Register for email rates notices'
  • Select 'Register' then check your current email address and update if necessary
  • Enter your property details
  • Read terms and conditions, then submit.

Register now

View frequently asked questions for additional information including how to update your details, or contact Council.

BPAY View

You can receive your rates notice online through your internet banking provider using BPAY View.

Step 1.Contact your financial institution

To activate BPAY View you will need to register for internet banking with your financial institution.

Step 2.Register for BPAY View

You will need the following from your rates notice:

  • Biller Code: 339457
  • Customer Reference Number (located on the bottom left hand corner of your rates notice)
  • Name on Bill:You will need to enter your name EXACTLY as shown on your rate notice, e.g. 
    • Mr Ian R Smith and Mrs Lee M Smith     or
    • ABC Pty Ltd

Then follow the steps to receive your rates notice online.

Step 3.Receiving your rate notice

Once registered, when you log into your internet banking, your rate notice will be available for you to view and pay.

It is your responsibility to be aware that your rates notice is available and due for payment.

Frequently asked questions

Questions


How do I change my registered email address?

  • Sign into MBRC Online Services
  • Select 'Register for rates notices via email'
  • Select 'Change your email address'
  • Update your details and submit.

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I have sold my property. How do I stop getting emails?

Council is advised of property ownership by the Department of Resources. We will update contact details as these changes come through.

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I have just bought a property and haven't got a Property number. How can I receive my rate notice electronically?

Once property ownership details have been received and updated by Council (refer above), you will receive a letter from Council that has the information required to register to receive your rates notice via email.

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I recently signed up for electronic notices. Why did my notice arrive through my old method?

This will depend on the timing of your registration for electronic notices. We will not change your method of delivery during the rates generation process.

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What will my email address be used for?

You will receive official Council messages, including your electronic rates notice and reminders.

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How do I change to another communication method (BPAY View or post)?

Council offers many different ways to receive your Rates notice. Signing up for BPAYView will automatically cancel your email delivery of rates notices. If you would like to receive your rates notices by post (Australia Post), you can deregister from email rates notice:

  • Sign into MBRC Online Services
  • Select 'Deregister for rates notices via email'
  • Select 'Change your email address'
  • Update your details and submit.

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