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Answers Security of Payment questions from the legislation, Sopal’s decisions and the courts’ judgment databases, with primary sources cited.
When must a payment schedule be given in Queensland?
- legislation search "payment schedule" --qldBuilding Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017 (Qld)
- legislation read "BIF Act" "s 76"76 Responding to payment claim
- decisions search "payment schedule" w/15 "out of time"173 decisions
- caselaw search "payment schedule" --court QCACourt judgments
Within whichever of these ends first: the period the contract allows, or 15 business days after the payment claim is given.
Source: Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017 (Qld) s 76(1).
Due date calculator
Each time limit, with its section. Switch between QLD, NSW and VIC.
Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act 2017 (Qld)
- Payment claimStarts the timetable
- Payment schedule15 business days, or earlier under the contracts 76(1)
- Adjudication application30 business days after receiving the schedules 79(2)(b)(iii)
- Adjudication responseLater of 10 and 7 business days (standard claim)s 83(1)
- Adjudicator's decision10 business days (standard claim)s 85(1)
Interest calculator
Interest on a late progress payment, at the rate the Act allows.
RateContractual, 10.00% a year
Days193
Principal$412,860.00
Interest$21,830.68
Flowchart
The process from payment claim to decision. Choose a jurisdiction and click a step for the rule and its section.