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Are you unable or unwilling to pay your tax bill in a single payment?

In that case, you can opt for direct debit or request a payment plan.

Why choose direct debit?

Direct debit is easy and reliable:

  • You pay automatically and always on time. It’s that simple.
  • You can spread the amount over several months.
  • You can choose your own payment date—whatever works best for you.
  • You can cancel direct debit at any time.

When should you request a payment plan?

A payment plan is different from paying by direct debit. You can request a payment plan from GBLT if:

  • you want to pay a one-time tax bill in installments.
  • your account number has been blocked for direct debit.

You can find more information about applying for a payment plan at Difficulty Paying.

How does it work?

  1. Set up installment payments via direct debit in MyGBLT

    Choose direct debit. With direct debit, you authorize payments in installments, both now and in the future.

  2. You pay a certain amount every month

    For direct debit, we deduct the amount around the 26th of the month. Would you like a different amount and/or payment date? That’s possible. You can set this up in MijnGBLT.

  3. Manage or stop making installment payments whenever you want

    The quickest way to manage and stop payments is through MijnGBLT. If you stop the direct debit, you’ll need to pay the remaining amount in a single payment. You’ll then need to arrange payment of any subsequent tax assessment from GBLT yourself.

Go to the FAQs about paying in installments

Payment by direct debit is automatically divided into 10 installments by default

If you set up direct debit immediately after receiving your tax bill, you’ll pay in 10 installments. This is the standard arrangement at GBLT. If you set up direct debit one month after receiving your tax bill, you’ll pay in 9 installments. If you set it up two months later, you’ll pay the tax bill in 8 installments. 

Would you prefer fewer than 10 installments? You can set that up in MijnGBLT.

Exceptions

There are 3 cases in which you cannot pay in installments via direct debit:

  • Parking tax from the municipality of Dronten. You must pay this yourself.
  • Tax bills of €4,500 or more in the municipality of Zwolle. We will deduct these in a single payment via direct debit.
  • Amounts less than €10. We will deduct these in a single payment via direct debit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • You can easily update your account number in MijnGBLT

    Log in to MijnGBLT and select "Change Direct Debit." Follow all the steps. You will then receive confirmation that the change was successful. Within 10 minutes, you will see the new account number in MijnGBLT.

  • You can easily make changes in MijnGBLT

    You choose the number of installments and the payment date yourself. You can:

    • pay in 1 through 10 installments
    • choose a payment date from the 1st through the 28th

    Adjust your payment preferences immediately in MijnGBLT

  • GBLT payment reference

    The tax assessment number is your payment reference. You can find this number on your tax assessment notice.

    GBLT’s Creditor identifier (CID)

    The creditor identifier is a unique code assigned to an organization. This code allows the bank to identify which organization is initiating a direct debit. This makes it clear which company is debiting funds from your account. 
    If you set up your direct debit in MijnGBLT, this number is already filled in. If you set up your direct debit in your own online banking portal, you’ll need GBLT’s CID.
     

    GBLT’s CID is NL07ZZZ082053570000.

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