How the estimate is calculated
The tool uses simple interest on an actual/365 calendar-day basis: principal × your annual rate × (overdue calendar days ÷ 365). It does not compound and does not add collection fees.
Estimate simple overdue interest on a late invoice. You supply the annual interest rate; this tool does not determine whether interest is legally due or pick a statutory rate for you.
The tool uses simple interest on an actual/365 calendar-day basis: principal × your annual rate × (overdue calendar days ÷ 365). It does not compound and does not add collection fees.
You enter the annual interest rate you want to use. The calculator does not select a statutory rate for you, and it does not distinguish B2B, B2C, or public-authority rules automatically.
This estimate does not determine whether interest is legally due for your situation. Confirm the applicable rate and rules with your customer agreement, local law, or an adviser before charging interest, and enter any agreed amount on your invoice yourself.
No. You enter the rate you want to use. The calculator does not choose a statutory rate or determine whether interest is legally due for your transaction.
No. Those distinctions vary by jurisdiction and contract, so confirm them separately before charging interest.
No. The estimate is simple interest only, with no added fees and no compounding.
No. Review the estimate and enter any agreed amount on your invoice yourself.
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