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The current economic growth in no way affects the shortening of the payment deadline. The Act of March 8, 2013 on Payment Dates in Commercial Transactions not only adjusted the binding provisions to Directive 2011/7 / EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of February 16, 2011 on combating late payment in commercial transactions, but also to shorten the payment deadlines established by the contractors.

Pursuant to the Act of April 4, 2019, in May a one-off cash benefit will be paid to pensioners and other persons who are paid benefits under the Act. A one-off cash benefit will be paid ex officio, which means that you do not have to submit any application. The benefit is PLN 1,100.00 gross. From this amount, in most cases deductions for income tax and NFZ contributions will be deducted. Most often, it will be PLN 888.00 to be paid, after deducting the amount of advance payment for income tax, calculated without reduction (by PLN 46.33) applied to the advance payment on pensionable benefit and deducting the premium for health insurance.

According to a study commissioned by the Debtors Registry of BIG InfoMonitor, delays or failure to pay contractors affected every 16 companies. An even worse situation applies to service companies, among which even 9 in the above due to the lack of payment for invoices may lose liquidity. Only in the first quarter of this year, 222 companies had to deal with the bankruptcy or the beginning of the restructuring.

The United Nations has presented the latest report of the happiest countries to live (World Happiness Report 2018). The winner of the statement is Finland. Poland was only in the 40th position. The research concerned 156 countries. Here are the top ten countries in this ranking: 1. Finland (7.769); 2. Denmark (7.600); 3. Norway (7.554); 4. Iceland (7.494); 5. The Netherlands (7.488); 6. Switzerland (7.480); 7. Sweden (7.343); 8. New Zealand (7.307); 9. Canada (7.278); 10. Austria (7.246)