Execution File Expense Calculator
Calculate the approximate execution file expense based on principal debt, interest, fee, notification expense, and attorney fee.
Debt including interest = principal debt + total interest. Total file expense = application/advance fees + collection fee + notification/file expenses + attorney fee + VAT (if any). Estimated grand total = debt including interest + total file expense.
Fees, expenses, attorney fees, and deductions in execution proceedings may vary depending on the type of file, proceeding stage, collection status, and current tariffs. Therefore, rates and amounts are taken as user input.
This calculation produces approximate results for informational purposes. Execution file expenses may vary depending on the type of proceeding, file stage, number of notifications, collection status, attorney fee, fee tariff, and current legislation. For exact calculation, support should be obtained from the judicial system (UYAP), execution office, attorney, or legal advisor.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an execution file expense?
Execution file expense is the sum of the items such as fees, taxes, postal expenses, and attorney fees that must be paid to the file in order to collect a receivable through state channels (via execution offices).
What are the components of the execution file expense?
It consists of items such as application fee, advance fee, collection fee, notification and postal expenses, file processing expenses, and if any, attorney proxy fee and related VAT.
What is the collection fee?
The collection fee is a proportional fee paid to the state over the money collected through the execution office. The rate varies depending on the status of the file (whether the foreclosure stage has been reached or not).
Is the attorney fee included in the execution expense?
Yes, if you are following the file through an attorney, the legal attorney fee to be paid to the attorney, apart from the execution denial compensation to be collected from the debtor, must also be calculated within the scope of file expenses.
How is interest calculated in the execution file?
In the execution file, interest is calculated on the principal debt as interest accrued before the proceeding and interest to accrue after the proceeding. The amount is found by considering the annual interest rate and the number of days for which interest is applied.
Does this calculation give a definitive result?
No, this calculation is approximate and for informational purposes. Current fee tariffs, the specific situation of the file, the transactions made, and the collection process will change the exact amount. The exact result can be learned via UYAP or from the relevant execution office.
