Using rent upfront for land tax
A land tax bill arrives at once. Your rent may not. Before advancing rent, compare the cost with the payment options on your assessment.
Start with the assessment
Confirm the amount and due date with your state revenue office. Check whether a payment arrangement is available and what it costs. Tax rules and eligibility depend on your circumstances; seek advice if an assessment appears incorrect.
Check next month's cash flow as well
During the purchased term, your agent deducts their fees and agreed property costs, then remits the remaining net rent to RentBridge. You have already received that income upfront, less our fee. Keep funds available for commitments not covered by those deductions.
A worked example
Use verified rent and agent deductions, not gross rent alone, to work out your upfront payment. The calculator shows the full breakdown and allows you to change the example agent fee.
When to pause the application
If the bill is part of an ongoing cash shortfall, talk to your accountant or financial adviser before committing future rent. Check Revenue NSW or the Victorian State Revenue Office for your assessment and payment options.
See what rent upfront could look like
Compare the upfront payout, agent deductions, one-off fee and collection term before applying.
Get your free estimate An estimate is not an offer. Eligibility and verification apply.