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The official source used to explain what reported payment-times information Australian small businesses can inspect without treating historical reports as promised receipt dates or mandated terms. This Australia source reference supports 1 Margin101 public page.
| Value | Scope | Label |
|---|---|---|
| Reporting entities report every six months on payment terms and actual payment times for small-business suppliers, and reports are published to the public register. | Reported historical information for entities covered by the Scheme. It is not a promised receipt date, forecast, market benchmark or coverage of every customer. | Reporting and public-register scope |
| The Scheme does not set or mandate payment terms for large businesses. | This source does not determine contractual terms, collection rights, credit risk, solvency or legal remedies. | No mandated payment terms |
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