Advanced Payment Question

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Atanpl

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This question is specifically regarding the repayment of an Advanced Payment.
A construction project allows the contractor a 15% advanced payment payable at the beginning of a project. This advance payment is recoverable when the monthly progress payment reached above 50% percentile of the contract value. The recovery is calculated at 30% of the gross certified value. The value of the advanced payment have to be fully recovered at or before the 90% of the gross certified value. For ease of working out the answer lets assumed the Contract Value is $100 thus the advanced payment value is $15.
 

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You don't actually say what you are trying to calculate here. In any case this seems to be a duplicate of Recovery of Advanced Payment

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