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THOMAS CHURCHILL, MATEO CHURCHILL
12 LEYTON AVENUE, JAN JUC VIC 3228 Workspace ID
Workspace Status
PEXA12345678
In Preparation
Financial Settlement Schedule
Settlement Summary
Balanced
Source Funds
$961,998.46
Adjustments and Payments
$961,998.46
Settlement Date and Time
Thursday 12 July 20xx at 12:00 AEST
Accepted
Total Sources
$
961,998.46
Total Payment Directions
$
961,998.46
Transfer Indicators
Discharge Authority received by BANK EAST
Yes
Vendor surplus to be directed by
Vendor
Amount due on Settlement
Agreed
Purchaser Funds
Vendor Funds
Funds required to balance
$0.00
Unallocated funds
$0.00
Amount due on Settlement
$902,012.69
Amount due on Settlement (
Agreed
)
+$902,012.69
Purchaser Payment Directions
+$
59,985.77
Proprietor on Title Destinations
-$902,012.69
Purchaser funds required to settle
$961,998.46
Unallocated Funds
$0.00
Incoming Proprietor Source Funds
-$961,998.46
Total Funds Required to balance
$0.00
Purchaser Line Items
Vendor Line Items
Purchaser Sources
$961,998.46
Vendor Payment Directions
$902,012.69
Purchaser Payment Directions
$
59,985.77
Stamp Duty
Settlement Statement Signing
Document ID
Verification Status
SRO status advice
Duty amount payable
Participant
Status
Date and time
552026847
Successful
Assessed
$55,000.00
PURCHASER & CO
Signed
19/07/20xx 09:13 AEST
VENDOR & CO
Signed
19/07/20xx 11:06 AEST
MELBOURNE BANK
Signed
19/07/20xx 17:50 AEST
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Settlement Summary
Balanced
Source Funds
$
961,998.46
Adjustments and Payments
$961,998.46
Payment Directions
Purchaser Source Line Items
Category
Account Name
Account Details
Funds Status
Owner
Amount
Lodgment fee
-
-
Ready
MELBOURNE BANK
2,661.80
Loan
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MELBOURNE BANK
350,000.00
Purchaser’s Equity
-
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Ready
MELBOURNE BANK
609,336.66
Vendor Source Line Items
Category
Account Name
Account Details
Funds Status
Owner
Amount
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Settlement Summary
Balanced
Source Funds
$961,998.46
Adjustments and Payments
$
961,998.46
Adjustments as at: 12/07/20xx
Use Settlement date of 12/07/20xx
Adjustment Description
Description
Treat As
From
To
Days Allowed
Outgoing Amount ($)
Vendor ($)
Purchaser ($)
Rates
Surf Coast Shire
Paid
01/07/20xx
30/06/20xx+
1
345
1,572.95
1,572.95
Water (Services)
Barwon Water
Paid
01/07/20xx
30/09/20xx
72
172.55
150.04
Water (Drainage)
Barwon Water
Paid
01/09/20xx
30/09/20xx
72
75.45
65.61
Water (Parks)
Barwon Water
Paid
01/07/20xx
30/06/20xx+
1
345
350.00
338.49
Additional Fee
Discharge Fee
Unpaid
114.40
114.40
Total Adjustments
2,127.09
Less Vendor’s Portion
114.40
Purchaser to Vendor
2,012.69
Statement of Settlement
Purchase Price
$1,000,000.00
Less Deposit Paid
$100,000.00
Balance of Purchase Price
$900,000.00
Plus Adjustments
$2,012.69
Amount due on Settlement
$902,012.69
251824.454
Payment Directions
Vendor Destination Line Items
Total of $902,012.69
Category
Bank Name
Account Name
Account Details
Owner
Amount
PEXA Fees
-
PEXA
-
Vendor & Co
123.97
Professional Fees
-
Vendor & Co
-
Vendor & Co
1250.00
Loan Payout
-
Vendor’s Mortgage
-
Vendor & Co
248,226.06
Water Rates
-
Barwon Water
-
Purchaser & Co
598.00
Council Rates
-
Surf Coast Shire
-
Purchaser & Co
1626.42
Other – Vendor’s Surplus -
Kiran Patel
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Vendor & Co
650,188.24
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