Madrid, July 25 (EFE) .- The average repayment period of government (AAPP) self-employed decreased by 42.2% since 2012, according to data from the Federation of Autonomous ATA, who also stresses that the local administration has managed to reduce the time limit for payment 58.5%.
According to statistics from the last quarterly report delinquency ATA, the average payment time government currently stands at 93 days, when in June 2012 amounted to 161 days, ie, in three years has been reduced by 68 days.
However, this decline has not achieved that satisfies the requirements of the law, which amounts to 30 days the maximum period of payment of invoices by the public sector.
The president of ATA, Lorenzo Amor, acknowledges the efforts faced in the last three years, but stresses that delinquency must act against “a top priority” and “zero tolerance”.
By level of government, the local level is the has achieved a further reduction to spend 164 days on average pay in 2012-68 today (58.5% less), while the autonomies have lowered their deadline to pay bills 158 days to 118 (25, 3% less).
In addition, the central government paid to self-employed in 2012 at an average of 60 days, whereas now does in 44 days (26.7% less).
Moreover, the terms of payment of freelance vary depending on the region, so that Asturias (-53.4%), Canary Islands (-48.6%) and Castilla-La Mancha (-48, 5%) are the communities that have reduced their arrears in the last three years.
Instead, Aragon and Madrid are the only ones who have seen increased its supplier payment term 3.5% and 3.2%, respectively.
In this way, Aragon and Valencia are the slowest today in paying their bills, with 149 and 145 days, respectively, lie to La Rioja (47 days) and the Basque Country (49 days) are the fastest.
In another sense, private delinquency has declined in 19 days since 2012, when the payment period stood at 104 days compared to the current 85 days.
Also in this case the reduction experienced in three years has made it meets the provisions of the law, which gives a maximum of 60 days for payments in the private sector.
La Rioja and the Basque Country are the regions that have made a greater effort to reduce private delinquency, to decrease more than 20% in three years, although the Canary Islands is the region with a shorter deadline in the private sector , having an average payment period of 75 days.
By company size, companies with more than 250 employees and those with more than 1,000 workers have reduced their payment period from 2012 26 and 25 days, respectively.
However, large companies are still companies that pay their bills later, as more than 250 employees paid within an average of 118 days and those that have with more than 1,000 workers it takes 128 days.
By contrast, the collective pay among the self is the fastest, with an average term of 59 days and a three-year reduction of 30.9% and micro (one to nine workers), it takes 62 days to pay and this period has decreased from 2012 by 15.3%
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