Introduction
You can claim the M5 South-West Cashback Scheme rebate online. Before claiming, you need to register for the rebate.
Eligibility
You must:
- be a NSW resident
- have registered for the rebate
- have the vehicle registered in NSW for private, pensioner or charitable use
- have paid M5 South-West tolls using a NSW-issued electronic tag
- claim within 12 months of the close of the M5 South-West Cashback Scheme quarter (claims received more than 12 months after the close of each quarter will not be accepted).
Trips in the following vehicles are not eligible:
- government or business registered vehicles (including vehicles provided as part of a salary package)
- leased vehicles
- rented vehicles
- smash repair courtesy vehicles
- car dealership loan vehicles
- interstate registered vehicles
- vehicles where business usage is shown on the registration papers, for example 'business general' or 'primary producer'.
What you need
To claim online, you need your E-Toll Account details.
If claiming a rebate in person at a Service NSW Centre, you need:
- your bank account details
- your toll account number
- a copy of your E-Toll transaction statement that lists your toll use.
How to apply
- Select the 'Claim online' button.
- Log in to your E-Toll Account.
- Select the 'Claim Cashback' link in the Account Overview screen.
- Follow the prompts to claim the rebate.
If you're unable to claim online:
- Download and complete the M5 South-West Cashback Scheme Rebate Claim Form – PDF.
- Attach your supporting documents.
- Visit a service centre and submit your documents in person, or email them to the address on the form.
More information
- For claims lodged via the form, rebates are paid by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) into a savings or cheque account as nominated on the claim form, or by cheque. Rebates cannot be paid into credit card accounts.
- You can only claim tolls paid electronically with a registered electronic tag account.
- If you register for the rebate, your vehicle may be photographed at M5 South-West toll points for audit purposes.
Last updated: 2 November 2024