Reminder of long running deal that you can now claim your toll cashback.
To claim, you need to:
- be a NSW resident
- spent $375 or more in the 2022-23 financial year)
- have an active NSW personal toll account (E-Toll or Transurban Linkt) – if you've moved from interstate, check with your toll provider that you now have a NSW personal account suitable for toll relief
- have already paid for the tolls
- have an active NSW toll provider account (not suspended or closed)
- have accrued the tolls on a vehicle that's privately registered in NSW, and is below 2794kgs TARE weight
- have travelled on an eligible NSW toll road
claim within one year of the financial year end in which you paid the tolls - have not already received a rebate in the quarter for which you're claiming nor the maximum rebate in the financial year for which you're claiming.
Note: You must accumulate the eligible toll spend on one personal toll account at a time. If you have multiple tag or tagless products on the one account, the toll spend for all eligible vehicles on that account will count towards the rebate.
Eligible sole traders who have a personal and/or business toll account can claim a 40% rebate.
2022-23 financial year
You need to spend $375 or more on each linked toll account to claim up to $750 per account (maximum $1,500). Claims close 30 June 2024.2023-24 financial year
You need to spend $402 or more on each linked toll account to claim up to $802 per account (maximum $1,605). Claims close 30 June 2025.
Toll account | 2022-23 rebate | 2023-24 rebate |
---|---|---|
Business toll account | Up to $750 | Up to $802 |
Mixed account (personal and business) | Up to $1,500 | Up to $1,605 |
Separate personal and business toll accounts | Up to $750 each | Up to $802 each |
Damn, got an Eastlink based toll account, so looks like not an eligible option (and this year I've racked up enough toll $ to exceed that limit due to work trips)
No idea why that should be a requirement, considering I'm still paying the tolls :/