Examples of using Late payments in English and their translations into Czech
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With the Late Payments Directive, we have reached a real,
Late payments have become a routine practice for public authorities in many countries
Finally, I think that the Late Payments Directive has to be implemented fairly for SMEs.
Late payments represent a frequent event in Europe that is damaging to enterprises,
An agreement has now been made with the Council to update the Late Payments Directive, which would set a general deadline of 30 days for payments between businesses and public corporations.
Despite these marginal comments, the Late Payments Directive will certainly be of most benefit mainly to small
Member States must swiftly implement the revised Late Payments Directive to effectively combat late payments
As the current directive does not appear to be effective enough in discouraging late payments, I also support the strengthening of the existing rules.
I am not convinced that a Late Payments Directive review would solve the problem,
The Council will also look at revising the late payments directive, with the aim of ensuring that small
identify instruments necessary to eliminate or reduce late payments in commercial transactions.
I hope that the directive will facilitate the development of debt-collecting mechanisms, as late payments from public authorities cause imbalances in the operation of small
With the adoption of the new directive against late payments, a measure that represents tangible support to companies,
The measures contained in the proposal submitted could lead to a new business culture in which timely payments are the rule and late payments are considered to be an unacceptable abuse of the customer
tackling late payments, access to vocational training,
in which the public authorities have run up significantly late payments owed to undertakings, for regular goods
Late payments can result in financial difficulties, and even bankruptcy for some businesses, especially SMEs: according to the European Commission, late payments cost the European economy around EUR 180 billion every year.
particularly in the construction sector, that the many late payments end up becoming bad debts and bring companies to their knees.
unfair contractual practices- including late payments- unilateral changes to contracts,
request by Mr Beaupuy, this should be dealt with in the proposal already in the pipeline on late payments, which should be adopted in the Commission before the end of the month.