TPG24-01 Management of NSW Government Payments
This Treasury Policy and Guidelines sets out GSF agency requirements for the State to achieve payment reform outcomes for:
Issued: by Treasury
Key information
- Status
- Active
- Type
- NSW Treasury Policy and Guidelines Paper
- Identifier
- TPG24-01
- Compliance
- Mandatory
- Updated
Who needs to know and/or comply with this?
- Departments
- Executive agencies related to Departments
- Separate agencies
- State Owned Corporations
- Statutory Authorities/Bodies
- Subsidiaries of the NSW Government established under the Corporations Act
- General Government Sector
- ‘GSF Agencies’ as defined under the Government Sector Finance Act 2018
About
This Treasury Policy and Guidelines sets out GSF agency requirements for the State to achieve payment reform outcomes for:
receiving payments from citizens and businesses,
making payments to citizens, businesses, and suppliers and,
additional supplier payments.
This Treasury Policy and Guidelines sets out GSF agency requirements for the State to achieve payment reform outcomes for:
receiving payments from citizens and businesses,
making payments to citizens, businesses, and suppliers and,
additional supplier payments.
The following amendments have been made to TPG24-01 as of 14/02/2025:
Summary of requirements
Updated to reflect the amendment to 1.3 Cheques and money orders.
1.2 Cheques and money orders
Amended the wording to support the policy objective of reducing acceptance of cheque and money orders
1.3 Cheques and money orders
Change from a mandatory requirement to recommendation to provide flexibility for agencies to not offer these payment methods, where viable.
3.4 Electronic Invoicing
Clarified the eInvoicing product offered by the Department of Customer Service.
5 Payment assessment summary
Change from remove to reduce direct debit to provide flexibility for agencies to use this method where viable.