This is to let you know that the study on late payment in B2B transactions is now published.
The study includes:
– EU28-wide assessment of the effectiveness of the LP Directive in B2B transactions across the following 7 sectors: construction, retail, manufacturing, food & drinks, IT, business and professional services, utilities and transport;
– identification of specific measures – both legal or voluntary – put in place in the MS to fight late payment in B2B transactions, and assessment of their effectiveness;
– recommendations.
Here is the link to the study:
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