Totana City Council has received the third Provider Payment Plan, a mechanism that has been launched by the Ministry of Finance to deal with the local government bills dated May 31, 2013.
The Councillor of Finance, Maria Jose Baeza, who has realized the presentation of the Plan by the Mayor of Totana, Isabel Maria Sanchez, explained that in this third payment plan collected a total of 1655 bills totaling 5,802. 501 euros.
This amount of money, as stated by the mayor, was applicable to invoices to suppliers as of May 31 and those who did not adhere to the above payment plans, so that "most of these bills is not debt today, but overdue. "
This time, providers must apply through a document that can be found in the Citizen Service Council of Totana or this link, adherence to the payment plan before September 6.
In addition, they may request an individual certificate of invoices owed to them from the City to check with the municipal treasury incorrect amounts reflected in the payment schedule.
Both adherence to payment plan as individual certificate request must be submitted through the Registrar General in the Department of Citizen Services until September 6.
In addition, those companies that have digital certificate can also make this process through the Ministry of Finance.
He has explained that it is important for employers to carry out these procedures, because if not done can not enter into the plan of payment to suppliers.
Thanks to these funding mechanisms, as indicated by the Mayor of Totana, is orchestrating a series of grants to employers, groups and local associations allowing them to charge what they are owed by the City.
The mayor pointed out that this term is being the hardest and complicated, as the Treasury has been tension that has marked much of the decisions that have been taken in these two years.
It explained that the administrative remodeling has been done, with the two provider payment plans, have meant that the City continues to operate at full capacity, so that the battery of tough measures that have been implemented and are giving fruit.
The aim of all provider payment plans has been, as stated by the mayor, is to create jobs and that companies can keep jobs.
Specifically, we have allocated 29 million euros in the first payment, a million in the second, and six million in the third.
These amounts, as confirmed by the mayor, and are being paid by retaining 50 percent of state taxes, which is 200.00 per month.
