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Payment schedules
What is a payment schedule?
It’s a response to a payment claim – and in many states like QLD it law you have to provide one.
A payment schedule is ALWAYS required if the recipient of a payment claim is not intending to pay the payment claim in full by the due date.
A payment schedule is a written response to a payment claim, which:
Identifies the invoice or payment claim that it’s responding to;
States to a contractor the amount to be paid, if any
States reasons why the amount is less than the amount claimed.
BE WARNED! A payment schedule must be provided in response to every payment claim unless paying the full amount of the claim by the due date.
A payment schedule must be provided within 15 business days of receiving a payment claim or earlier if so stated in the contract unless the claim is paid in full AND BY the due date.
A penalty of 100 penalty units CAN BE ENFORCED for non-compliance.
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