Frequently asked questions

Use My RBG to check when the RBG sent your tax bill. And if it is correctly addressed. You can also print your tax bill from My RBG.

Then please ignore the letter. It means the letter crossed your payment. Use My RBG to check when the RBG processed your payment transaction.

We will still send a writ of execution for these fees. This is started on the demand for payment letter.

Please go to the payment page to see the payment options.

Submit an objection against the fees charged within 6 weeks of receiving the letter via My RBG

This is the last notice that a payment is due. If you do not pay by the due date, the bailiff may decide on foreclosure or attachment. This may concern attachment of wages, benefits or your bank account, or foreclosure of your home or home contents. The RBG will charge you for all costs incurred in this process.

If you do not pay by the due date, you will receive the following letters:

The debt collection measures table shows an overview of all fees. The RBG also charges interest.

The debt collection measures table shows an overview of all measures

In 2013, the RBG abolished the payment reminders. This was due to the high cost involved.

This is set out in My RBG.

This is correct. You are expected to pay the amount due including the administrative fees as stated in the demand for payment letter . This is explicitly stated on the demand for payment letter.

Please transfer the amount above the attachment threshold to the RBG. This should be repeated every month until the debt is paid. Have you received a letter ‘attachment of income’? Then you can start making the payments to the RBG from the first wage to be paid out. Please use the tax bill number as a payment reference. This is stated on the ‘attachment of income’ form.