Instruct
Submit the invoice, the debtor's details, and confirmation that the debt is undisputed. We assess without charge and confirm whether we can act, usually within twenty-four hours.
Under the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998, the debtor is liable for our recovery costs, statutory compensation, and interest. You receive the principal in full.
Submit the invoice, the debtor's details, and confirmation that the debt is undisputed. We assess without charge and confirm whether we can act, usually within twenty-four hours.
A structured sequence of formal demands issued on our letterhead, each escalating in formality and consequence. Statutory compensation and interest accrue at every stage under the Late Payment Act.
Most debtors settle during the sequence. The principal is remitted to your account in full, typically within ten working days of cleared funds. Non‑payers are referred to our solicitors.
Invoice size determines the base recovery rate; age adds a small surcharge. Everything is charged to the debtor.
| Principal | £5,000.00 |
| Statutory compensation | £70.00 |
| Statutory interest (12.5% p.a., 45 days) | £77.05 |
| Recovery costs (15%) | £750.00 |
| Total demanded from debtor | £5,897.05 |
| (less) Case management fee (3% of principal) | £0.00 |
| Remitted to you | £5,000.00 |
Our fee is visibly extracted from the debtor's inflated total, never from the principal you are owed.
Estimate only. Recovery costs are assessed per case under the Late Payment Act and may vary with complexity and debtor profile.
Most debtors settle within twenty‑one days of our first letter. Tell us about the invoice and we will assess it without charge.
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