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    Run your quote past us — we'll flag the holes before the client finds them.

    For sole traders and small firms who want a second pair of eyes before sending. Covers scope, payment terms, exclusions, variations, GST and the clauses clients quietly assume.

    Sound familiar?

    • “You quoted a price and the client 'assumed' a pile of extras were included.”
    • “An argument over GST wiped out your margin.”
    • “You did extra work on a nod and never got paid for it.”

    What this tool does

    Runs your quote through a checklist of the most common causes of quote disputes on Australian jobs — missing scope, unclear payment terms, missing exclusions, no variation clause, no GST position, no T&Cs. Produces a flag list of what to fix.

    Does your quote include…

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    What the law actually says

    • Above a state threshold, residential building work needs a written contract with specific terms (deposit caps, progress payments, cooling-off where it applies) — a quote alone often isn't enough.
    • Be clear on GST and on variations in writing: most paid-work disputes trace back to a vague scope or an unsigned extra.
    • Guidance only, not legal advice.

    What to do next

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    Every situation is different. Laws, regulations and industry standards change. You should always check with a qualified professional before making decisions based on what you read here.

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