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🔴 The new stricter payment rules came into force from 1 April and require firms to demonstrate they are paying 95% of invoices within 60 days, and also paying all their invoices within an average of 55 days. 🔴 This represents a tightening of previous regime that required 85% of all supply chain invoices in 60 days in one of two previous six-month reporting periods. 🔴 Next April the prompt payment rules set by Government will decrease further to 45 days, falling to 30 days in the following years. 🔴 On public sector work invoices alone contractors still need to pay within 30 days, as set out in the Prompt Payment Code.
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Corporate Payment Transparency How quickly do companies pay suppliers? Cash flow is certainly king, especially during times of high inflation where liquidity is stretched to the limit. One such sector where subcontractors and suppliers struggle is the Construction Industry. As part of the Government’s Duty to Report on Payment Practices and Performance, contractors submit their invoice performance records which are then published bi-annually by Build U.K. According to suppliers, what the report doesn’t necessarily show is that whilst many contractors do indeed pay smaller invoices in sometimes under 20 days, c95% of larger invoices aren’t paid for 60 days. The U.K. industry is improving, with further new transparency rules being introduced in 2025. Valuable data insights courtesy, Construction Enquirer Aaron Morby #construction #cashflow #paymentterms #Suppeco #Procurement
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Types of Costs and Relationship of Direct & Indirect Costs with Fixed & Variable Costs Direct Variable Costs: 1. Direct materials such as wood, metal, or plastic used in furniture manufacturing. 2. Direct labor costs for assembly line workers who are paid per unit produced. 3. Direct sales commissions based on the number of units sold. 4. Direct shipping costs for delivering finished goods to customers. Direct Fixed Costs: 1. Depreciation expenses on machinery used exclusively for producing a particular product. 2. Salaries of supervisors overseeing a specific production line. 3. Insurance premiums for equipment used in a specific manufacturing process. 4. Property taxes for a factory building dedicated to producing a particular product. Indirect Variable Costs: 1. Electricity expenses for lighting and operating machinery throughout the production facility. 2. Maintenance and repair costs for machinery used across different product lines. 3. Quality control costs that increase with the number of units produced. 4. Packaging materials for products that vary with the level of production. Indirect Fixed Costs: 1. Rent for office space used by administrative staff. 2. Salaries of executives not directly involved in production. 3. Accounting and legal fees for overall business management. 4. Depreciation of office furniture and equipment used for administrative purposes.
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Stricter payment rules came into force from 1st April, requiring firms to pay all their invoices within an average of 55 days - https://ow.ly/FmUX50R7keQ As the legal rules tighten for the UK Construction Industry on payments to suppliers, the importance of managing your companies finances become even more important. Our Access COINS ERP solution helps construction companies comply, find out more about Access COINS - ow.ly/GVwe30sBgM5 #Construction #ConstructionIndustry #ConstructionTech #SupplyChain
Government 55-day average payment rule comes into force
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Types of Costs and Relationship of Direct & Indirect Costs with Fixed & Variable Costs Direct Variable Costs: 1. Direct materials such as wood, metal, or plastic used in furniture manufacturing. 2. Direct labor costs for assembly line workers who are paid per unit produced. 3. Direct sales commissions based on the number of units sold. 4. Direct shipping costs for delivering finished goods to customers. Direct Fixed Costs: 1. Depreciation expenses on machinery used exclusively for producing a particular product. 2. Salaries of supervisors overseeing a specific production line. 3. Insurance premiums for equipment used in a specific manufacturing process. 4. Property taxes for a factory building dedicated to producing a particular product. Indirect Variable Costs: 1. Electricity expenses for lighting and operating machinery throughout the production facility. 2. Maintenance and repair costs for machinery used across different product lines. 3. Quality control costs that increase with the number of units produced. 4. Packaging materials for products that vary with the level of production. Indirect Fixed Costs: 1. Rent for office space used by administrative staff. 2. Salaries of executives not directly involved in production. 3. Accounting and legal fees for overall business management. 4. Depreciation of office furniture and equipment used for administrative purposes.
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Stricter payment rules came into force from 1st April, requiring firms to pay all their invoices within an average of 55 days - https://ow.ly/VfBr50R7kow As the legal rules tighten for the UK Construction Industry on payments to suppliers, the importance of managing your companies finances become even more important. Our Access COINS ERP solution helps construction companies comply, find out more about Access COINS - ow.ly/GVwe30sBgM5 #Construction #ConstructionIndustry #ConstructionTech #SupplyChain
Government 55-day average payment rule comes into force
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https://lnkd.in/eFs_duFC Contractors bidding for public works contracts worth over £5m must demonstrate they pay all invoices within 55 days, or face a public work ban. The new stricter payment rules came into force from 1 April and require firms to demonstrate they are paying 95% of invoices within 60 days, and also paying all their invoices within an average of 55 days. Next April the prompt payment rules set by Government will decrease further to 45 days, falling to 30 days in the following years. On public sector work invoices alone contractors still need to pay within 30 days, as set out in the Prompt Payment Code.
Government 55-day average payment rule comes into force
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Interesting read on contractor payments and how the industry measures the "best" payers. Most sources refer to the percentage paid in volume, which can be deceptive. For example, if you have 100 invoices totaling £5m, and 85% are low value, only making up £2.5m, then you're only paying 50% on time. As regulations get tighter, driving down the overall average for all invoices paid has to be a good thing. Let's hope the dark arts of accounting don't find a rat run to get around it. #contractorpayments #financialregulations #accounting
Government 55-day average payment rule comes into force
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Dive into the effective strategies contractors can use when facing non-payment issues. Understand the importance of clear terms for payment schedules and the consequences of late payments, including interest charges and the potential use of a mechanic's lien. Learn how to handle disputes and additional requests professionally by sticking to contract terms and managing changes through formal amendments.
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