Pay a government invoice

To pay invoices from the following providers, contact them directly: 

• King's Printer;
• Yukon Water Board;
• Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre;
• Whitehorse Public Library;
• Land Lease;
• Fleet Vehicle Agency;
• Yukon Housing Corporation; and
• Yukon Liquor Corporation.

Payment options

Choose from the following payment options to pay all other government invoices.

Online

Pay a government invoice

In person

Bring the government invoice you received to the Inquiry and cash desk, 2071 Second Avenue, Whitehorse.

We are open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.

We accept cash, credit card, cheque or debit. Find our location on a map. 

At a financial institution

Most Canadian financial institutions accept invoice payments.

You can pay your government invoice through online or mobile banking by using the 6-digit account number listed on your invoice.

By phone

You can pay your government invoice by credit card by phoning 867-667-5343 or toll free in the Yukon 1-800-661-0408. 

By mail

Send in a copy of your invoice with a cheque made out to the Government of Yukon.

Government of Yukon
Department of Finance (B-1)
Box 2703
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 2C6

Email [email protected] or phone 867-471-0799, if you have a question about:

• an invoice you received from Government of Yukon; or
• the current status of your account.

Government of Yukon GST number

R10744 2840 

Unpaid invoices

The Government of Yukon may settle your debt by deducting it from any future payments owed to you by the Government of Yukon or through a set-off with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

Under the refund set-off program, your tax refunds and eligible credits may be applied against debts owed to federal, provincial or territorial governments.

The following credits cannot be used for set-off purposes:

• Canada Child Benefit and related provincial/territorial credits such as the Yukon Child Benefit.
• Universal Child Care Benefit.

Most provinces and territories are part of the program.

You will receive an invoice and have 30 days to make payment if you have an amount owing to the Government of Yukon.

If you have not paid the invoice, the Government of Yukon will send you updated statements via registered mail after the original invoice, including overdue notices at 60 and 90 days.

What will happen if my amount owing is referred to the refund set-off program?

If your invoice remains unpaid after 90 days, the Government of Yukon may submit the debt to the Canada Revenue Agency for refund set-off.

You will have the option of making payment directly to the Government of Yukon, at which point all payments received will go against the outstanding balance until paid in full.