Post by account_disabled on Mar 5, 2024 2:35:05 GMT -5
On the other question, this jurist explains that “we must talk about what the English call enforcement . Where we must see the practical execution of these measures so that payments are shortened to 30 days. The crux of the matter is that they should also apply to public administrations, which generate very significant delays in payments.”
In his opinion, “ the delays of public administrations are already assumed . ” It is an assumed practice in the market. The businessman and the self-employed have to assume that the Administration pays, but very late and it is not easy for them to pay you later with interest for those delays.”
In his opinion, “the time has come to change the Fax Lists paradigm and our Administration should be an example of good practices in this matter, just as they usually ask us taxpayers to pay taxes on time. At the moment, most of our companies do not have well-organized debt management .”
The other big problem is that “ there is no sanctioning regime for delinquent companies .” It has not been able to be approved to date in our Parliament. We will have to see the fine print of this Regulation. For the moment, the declaration of intent is positive. “Everything that goes against public and private late payment is good news.”
This jurist also believes that it would be time to create a group of inspectors on this matter “then we would have to see how the publicity of these sanctions is managed. There, data protection is a barrier, so it will not be easy to use this information on defaulters for public and exemplary use. The publicity of the sanctions would be a deterrent to not commit these practices, but we will have to see if there is a legal framework that really allows it."
In his opinion, “ the delays of public administrations are already assumed . ” It is an assumed practice in the market. The businessman and the self-employed have to assume that the Administration pays, but very late and it is not easy for them to pay you later with interest for those delays.”
In his opinion, “the time has come to change the Fax Lists paradigm and our Administration should be an example of good practices in this matter, just as they usually ask us taxpayers to pay taxes on time. At the moment, most of our companies do not have well-organized debt management .”
The other big problem is that “ there is no sanctioning regime for delinquent companies .” It has not been able to be approved to date in our Parliament. We will have to see the fine print of this Regulation. For the moment, the declaration of intent is positive. “Everything that goes against public and private late payment is good news.”
This jurist also believes that it would be time to create a group of inspectors on this matter “then we would have to see how the publicity of these sanctions is managed. There, data protection is a barrier, so it will not be easy to use this information on defaulters for public and exemplary use. The publicity of the sanctions would be a deterrent to not commit these practices, but we will have to see if there is a legal framework that really allows it."