Payment Options

Online and Telephone Banking
Most financial institutions offer pay-by-phone or online banking services. Your bank account needs to be setup to conduct online transactions. Contact your bank for details. On your bank's website, log into your account and follow these steps:

• Go to Pay Bills
• Select Add Payee
• Search “Parksville”
• Click Search to view the full list of available payees.
• Select the payee name that relates to the City of Parksville property tax or utility notice.
• Enter an account number.

Credit Card Payments
Credit cards can be used to pay fees for business licences, bylaw infraction tickets and comfort letters. These steps should be followed when paying online by credit card (Visa or Mastercard):

• Go to ONLINE PAYMENTS
• Choose payment type
• Enter your credit card details and account number to proceed with payment

By Mail

City of Parksville
PO Box 1390
Parksville, BC V9P 2H3

Drop Box

A drop box is located at the front entrance to the Parksville Civic and Technology Centre, 100 Jensen Avenue East.

In-person at City Hall

100 Jensen Avenue East (Jensen Avenue entrance)
Monday to Friday, 8 am to 4 pm

How to pay your property taxes

• In-person, online or by telephone through your financial institution. Do not wait until the due date to pay through your financial institution. Ensure you retain your receipt for proof-of-date period.
• In-person at City of Parksville by debit, cheque or cash.
• Set up payment through your bank or mortgage company to pay on your behalf.

Other online services can be accessed at these links:

Register for MyCity
MyCity is an all-in-one location for tax, utility, dog, and business licence information and will enable you to keep track of your payment and transaction history.

Pre-Authorized Withdrawal Service (PAWS)
PAWS is a preauthorized withdrawal plan which allows taxpayers to contribute a fixed monthly payment towards their taxes and/or utilities.

Provincial Homeowner Grant Claim
The homeowner grant reduces the amount of property tax you pay for your principal residence. Homeowner grants must be claimed through the Province of BC.

Province of BC Property Tax Deferment Program
The property tax deferment program is a low interest loan program which helps qualified BC homeowners pay their annual property taxes on their principal residence.

Have questions? We can help.
Questions about payment options should be directed to the City’s finance department at:

250 248-6144
cashier@parksville.ca