Calculate updated amounts for past-due bank slips and condominium fees under Brazilian legal limits: 2% maximum penalty, 1% monthly pro-rata daily interest, and collection fees.
Nominal face value of the overdue invoice.
Calendar days elapsed since the due date.
Legal 2% cap under CDC and Civil Code.
Standard 1% per month (0.0333% per day pro-rata).
Fees applied if forwarded to external collection agency.
V_{\text{final}} = V_{\text{orig}} + (V_{\text{orig}} \cdot M) + \left[V_{\text{orig}} \cdot \left(\frac{j_{\text{mês}}}{30}\right) \cdot d\right] + CLate fee calculations in Brazil are strictly capped: the one-time penalty is legally limited to 2% (CDC Art. 52 and Civil Code Art. 1,336). Statutory interest is 1% per month, calculated pro-rata die (0.03333% per calendar day late).
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