When the right arises
The developer missed the contractual handover deadline and the participant can prove the price and dates.
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Estimate the Article 6 penalty under Federal Law No. 214-FZ using the contract price, deadline, and actual handover date.
Preliminary result
We will show the penalty, delay period, and key-rate period breakdown.
This informational result does not replace review of the DDU, handover act, special rules, and current restrictions.
The developer missed the contractual handover deadline and the participant can prove the price and dates.
The DDU and amendments, handover deadline, contract price, handover act date, and delivery of the demand.
A moratorium, special rule, price change, deadline amendment, or disputed handover date may change the amount.
Contract price × key rate × delay days / 150 for an individual or / 300 for a legal entity or sole trader. The period is split by rate changes and calendar years.
Rates verified through: 09/08/2026
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The penalty may arise when a developer misses the contractual handover deadline. The statutory rate is doubled to 1/150 of the Bank of Russia key rate for an individual and is 1/300 for a legal entity or sole trader. Moratoria, special rules, and disputed terms require document review.
There must be a DDU, an expired handover deadline, and actual handover after that deadline. The agreement and handover act should support the dates and price.
An individual uses the doubled rate of 1/150 of the Bank of Russia key rate for every delay day.
A legal entity or sole trader uses 1/300 of the key rate for each delay day unless a special rule applies.
Enter the contractual handover deadline and the actual handover date. The period runs from the next day after the deadline through the handover date.
An amendment, deadline extension, price change, moratorium, special regulation, or disputed handover date can change the amount and requires document review.
Usually the DDU and amendments, payment records, handover act, deadline correspondence, and the demand with proof of delivery.