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The Consistory pays providers to 39 days, decreasing within that state law stands at a maximum of 60 days of receipt of invoice
Alguazas City Council has reduced the period within which pays providers to the figure of 39 days, according to the latest report published by the Ministry of Finance.
That was the time it took during the last quarter of 2014 in attending vendor invoices for goods and services Local Consistory, which places it in the "top-ten" of Murcia municipalities in this regard.
"This within that state law stands at a maximum of 60 days from the filing of the bill considerably decreases," explains alguaceño mayor, José Antonio Fernández Lladó.
Thus, Alguazas reduced by about 35% as required by law, for the benefit of the companies working with the City Council, who have seen how quickly charge invoices for work performed and services rendered.
Thus, providers may have income almost immediately and improve their competitiveness, liquidity and financial solvency.
"This situation reached by our Consistory, thanks to its visible surplus, is the best example of the financial health of the City of Alguazas, but above all allows our suppliers better manage their expenses and the Consistory benefit from better condition more affordable prices "says the mayor, stressing that" now the City of Alguazas has the lowest debt to suppliers of history ".
"We pay on time and invoices about suppliers are mostly Alguazas, thereby helping to boost the local economy," said the mayor.
Lladó Fernández concludes by stating that "working with the City of Alguazas guarantees swift recovery, thereby running better times for freelancers and companies working with the Consistory".
Source: Ayuntamiento de Alguazas
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