スペインの公共政府の支払いの滞納期間は111日で、法定の30日の4倍!!
El ratio de morosidad se sitúa en el 5,1%
Las Administraciones rebajan el plazo medio de pago un 21% hasta los 111 días
La Plataforma Multisectorial contra la Morosidad (PMcM) admite una mejora en el periodo medio de cobro pero alertan de que la morosidad puede crecer por dos normas
El Estado reduce a 35 días el pago a proveedores
La morosidad pública cierra empresas
Agencias MADRID 27 MAR 2014 - 19:43 CET
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The NPL ratio stood at 5.1%
Administrations lower the average payment by 21% to 111 days
The Multisectoral Platform against delinquency (PMcM) supports an improvement in the average collection period but warned that delinquencies may grow by two rules
The State reduced to 35 days payment to suppliers
The default public companies closed
Agencies MADRID 27 MAR 2014 - 19:43 CET
The average period of payment of government to its suppliers amounted to 111 days last year, a decrease of 30 over the period of the previous year , but almost four times more than the provisions of the Act (30 days) , according to a report by the Multisectoral Platform Against delinquency ( PMcM ) . However, authorities have lowered the average payment period by 21% to 111 leave days.
The private sector , meanwhile , took on average pay 85 days, eight days less than the estimates of 2012 , but still far from the 60 days established by law Private companies have managed to reduce the payment period by 8 6% putting it at nearly three months.
The NPL ratio stood at 5.1 %, an improvement of 1.9 percentage points from the previous year. For the president of the PMcM , Antoni Cañete , these improvements are " insufficient" because it believes that "we must get it over with this kind of abuse."
Cañete recalled that " the scourge of delinquency has caused the closure of a third of the 500,000 companies that have disappeared since the beginning of the crisis."
According to the report of the PMcM , 68.1 % of employers in 2013 had commercial customer contracts that required them to periods longer than 60 days payment, and 75 % of companies suffered defaults rarely or never demanded the default interest.
To solve this problem, the PMcM claimed the need to implement a system of sanctions with fines from 30,000 to 900,000 euros, a measure that 94 % of respondents consider necessary to implement .
Alert on legal changes
Cañete has indicated that the draft Law on Promotion of Corporate Finance can mean " a step back in the right direction that the Government had so far followed in late payments ."
The PMcM has also requested that Article 216 of the Law on Public Sector should be amended to " respect the government within 30 days to approve labor certifications and eliminate the possibility of payment periods may be long by agreement between the parties. "
According to Cañete , if these rules are not changed, "undoubtedly" the situation of SMEs and self charge when according to the legal deadlines worse.
On the other hand, wanted PMcM noted that only 15 % of companies that met the eligibility criteria for the Cash VAT availed of this requirement and that " certain companies were informed that their suppliers should benefit from the IVA cash not hire them again. "
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