Commercial Late Payment Statutory Interest & Legal Fee Calculator

Calculate legally enforceable late payment interest, statutory compensation fees, and per-diem accruals on overdue commercial invoices under UK Late Payment Legislation, EU Commercial Directives, and US State Prompt Payment Acts.Documentation & FAQs ↓

Commercial Late Payment Statutory Interest & Legal Fee Calculator — Interactive Console
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Applicable Legal Jurisdiction
Invoice Currency
Original unpaid billing balance
Original payment deadline
Today or intended settlement date
Days Overdue
61
0.0356% daily rate
Statutory Interest Rate
13.00%
Per annum legal entitlement
Accrued Interest
£97.77
+£1.60/day
Total Amount Payable
£4667.77
Includes £70 recovery fee
Formal Statutory Late Payment Demand Notice
FORMAL NOTICE OF LATE PAYMENT & STATUTORY INTEREST DEMAND

Date: 2026-10-07
To: Acme Corp Global Ltd (Accounts Payable)
From: AnshuTechy Digital Agency
Invoice Reference: INV-2026-0842

Dear Accounts Payable Department,

RE: OVERDUE PAYMENT FOR INVOICE INV-2026-0842 – STATUTORY INTEREST CLAIM

We are writing regarding Invoice INV-2026-0842 in the original sum of £4,500, which fell strictly due on 2026-08-01 and remains unsettled as of today (2026-10-01).

This invoice is now 61 days overdue.

In accordance with our contractual rights and the provisions of the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998:
1. Statutory Interest has accrued at the rate of 13.00% per annum (Bank of England Base Rate + statutory addition) amounting to: £97.77.
2. Statutory Fixed Debt Recovery Compensation Fee: £70.00.

TOTAL AMOUNT PRESENTLY DUE: £4667.77

BREAKDOWN OF DEBT:
- Original Principal Invoice: £4,500
- Accrued Statutory Interest (61 days): £97.77
- Statutory Debt Recovery Compensation: £70.00
- Daily Interest Accumulation Rate: £1.60/day

Please arrange full settlement of £4667.77 within seven (7) business days from the receipt of this notice. Please wire settlement to our designated bank account on file.

Failure to remit payment by this deadline may result in formal legal proceedings without further warning, where all additional collection costs and court fees will be sought.

Sincerely,

AnshuTechy Digital Agency
Credit Management & Legal Accounts
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Step-by-Step Instructions

4 Steps to Completion
1Phase 1

Enter the gross unpaid invoice amount, original invoice date, and agreed payment due date (typically 30 days).

2Phase 2

Select your legal jurisdiction (UK Statutory, EU Commercial Directive, US Prompt Payment, or custom contractual APR).

3Phase 3

Specify the benchmark reference rate (e.g., current Bank of England base rate or ECB main refinancing rate).

4Phase 4

Generate the itemized debt breakdown displaying principal, days overdue, daily per-diem accrual, statutory fee, and formal demand text.

Practical Use Cases & Real-World Scenarios

Freelancers & Agencies Recovering Stalled Invoices
Demand lawful compensation and interest from delinquent enterprise clients who violate agreed 30-day payment terms.
Corporate Credit Control & Accounts Receivable
Systematically calculate exact accrued interest penalties across aged debtor ledgers prior to legal proceedings.
Small Business Cash Flow Protection
Discourage habitual late payers by demonstrating that unpaid invoices compound daily statutory financial charges.
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