The UK Restructures the Prompt-Payment Code to Help Small Businesses Get on Track

In the UK, smaller businesses and suppliers have been forced to close their doors due to non-receipts of payments. Steps are being taken to address this issue.

Date: 17 May 2021
By: Previse Team
Filed in: Press release

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