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Payments to Mid Sussex District Council

This page contains information on making Council Tax payments to Mid Sussex District Council.

Make a Card Payment

Set up a Direct Debit

You can set up a direct debit by selecting the Pay by Direct Debit on our Self Service page

Or by completing the Direct Debit form returning to our address 

You may also call our Revenues office on 01444 477564

Payment by phone

You may pay by phone using a Debit or Credit Card by calling the 24 hour automated payment line on 0800 090 2910.

Payment using Home Banking

The Council's bank details are:

  • Account Number: 11517968
  • Sort Code: 30-80-12
  • Account Name: Mid Sussex District Council
  • Bank: Lloyds Bank

Pay at a Post Office (Council Tax Only)

Mid Sussex District Council will stop accepting payments made using a payment card from 1st December 2017. You can take your bill with you to any PayPoint or Post Office branch to make a payment, as long as your latest bill has a bar code on it. If you require an updated bill to be issued, please contact the Revenues Department.

Request to pay over 12 Monthly instalments

Request for 12 Monthly instalments - Council Tax

Request for 12 Monthly instalments - Business Rates

Or you can confirm in writing to revenue@midsussex.gov.uk.

Please note

You must advise this Revenues department, within 21 days, of any changes that may affect your entitlement to any discount.

Should you wish to change the way you pay your bill please:

If you opt not to pay by the statutory instalment scheme i.e. quarterly/half yearly, of unpaid, these amounts will be subject to recovery action in accordance with the statutory scheme.

Payments to Enforcement Agency

To make a payment for an amount being collected by an enforcement agency, please contact the collection company.

Benefits - Overpayments

If you have a query or wish to repay an overpayment then please contact our Overpayments team:

Please see our Overpayments page or A Guide to Overpayments for further details.