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Progress Payment Schedule Example

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Document: Progress Payment Schedule

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Last updated 7/30/2026

Progress Payment Schedule

Project Details: Project Address: 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney NSW Client Name(s): John and Jane Smith Builder License Number: 12345678 Contract Date: 01/07/2023 Total Contract Value: $500,000.00

Schedule of Payments:

Stage NumberStage NameDescription of Work RequiredAmount Due ($)
1DepositInitial payment to secure the booking and commence preliminary ordering.$50,000.00
2Base StageCompletion of site excavation, pouring of concrete footings, and installation of sub-floor plumbing.$75,000.00
3Frame StageCompletion of the framing, trusses, and roof covering. The structure is weatherproof.$100,000.00
4Lock-Up StageInstallation of external doors and windows. The property can be securely locked.$75,000.00
5Fixing StageInstallation of internal linings, architraves, skirtings, doors, and fit-offs of wet areas.$100,000.00
6Practical CompletionAll building work is complete except for minor defects. The site is clean and the home is ready for handover.$100,000.00
Total$500,000.00

Terms and Conditions:

  1. Payments are due within 7 days of the builder issuing an invoice for the completed stage.
  2. The builder will notify the client in writing when a stage is complete.
  3. The client may inspect the work prior to payment.
  4. Goods and Services Tax (GST) is INCLUDED in the above amounts.

Signatures:


Bob the Builder Date: 01/07/2023


John Smith Date: 05/07/2023

Notes

Key Decisions:

  • The deposit is set at 10%, which is the maximum allowed in NSW without specific insurance.
  • The Base stage covers expensive civil works and concrete, justifying the 15% allocation.
  • The final stage is 20% to ensure the builder retains sufficient to complete the project and rectify minor defects.
  • GST is included to simplify the invoicing process for the client.

About this Example

Part of the Progress Payment Schedule document collection

Document Type

Progress Payment Schedule

A document that lists the specific stages of a construction project and the payment amounts due upon completion of each stage.

Complexity

moderate

Risk Level

medium