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A payment schedule, sometimes called a procedure for payment, details the dates when the contractor is expected to invoice for services provided to date and when the owner is expected to make payment to the contractor.

In the construction industry, a progress payment is a partial payment made to a business or contractor after the completion of a predefined stage of work — for example, a demolition or the addition of a roof and siding.

A Payment Claim is a builder or contractor's claim for payment under the Construction Contracts Act. It is not the same as an invoice and is a more powerful tool for getting paid on time.

The progress claim summary provides an overview of the cost centres and sections claimed to date, the progress claims created and paid off, and the remaining claim balance.

The new Building and Construction Industry (Security of Payment) Act 2021 has been created to help protect contractors in the construction industry. It is designed to give subcontractors and suppliers more protection from the risks of not being paid. Here are five things you need to know about the new laws.

Your claim now shows an “in progress” message when you have filed a claim and have not yet received payments. This message will show while L&I determines whether or not you are eligible for benefits, including during the determination period.

A Progress Payment is a payment that is made to the borrowers' (you/your) builder at each stage of the construction process, or a payment made to a contractor or supplier when an invoice is to be paid during a renovation.

A progress claim is essentially an invoice from the builder to the client for payments that are made progressively for the work that they've already completed.