The tile industry may request subsidies even if it is not up to date with the payment to suppliers

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2023-05-11 19:49:15

Las gas intensive industry companies -such as ceramics, tiles, paper, glass, iron, steel, aluminum, synthetic fibers and food products, among others- will be able to access the collection of grants of the line of aid approved by the Government at the end of 2022 even if they are not up to date in the payment to its suppliers within the legal term and even if the amount of the aid requested exceeds the border of the 30,000 euros.

This has been approved by Congress of Deputies this Thursday after incorporating an amendment in this direction taking advantage of the processing of the bill that creates the Financial Client Defense Authority. The amendment, in any case, establishes that even if the company does not comply with the legal terms of payment to suppliers At the time of the aid application, you must prove that you are “to the six months from the effective collection of the subsidy”; in addition, it is added that failure to comply with this extension period “will constitute grounds for full reimbursement of the subsidy”.

The introduction of this amendment, which affects the so-called ‘law creates and grows’ (in the point relating to the general law of subsidies), has been promoted from the Ministry of Economy. From the Multisectoral Platform against Morosity (PMcM), its president, Antoni Cañete, has agreed with the fact that the law creates and grows temporarily – promoted by the PMcM – in this direction, “but only if this modification is limited temporarily (six months) and if with this they solve their delinquency problems”. Otherwise, adds Cañete, the exception “would mean a clear and dangerous step backwards.”

Up to 25 million per business group

The law creates and grows (which was published in the BOE on September 28, 2022) establishes that large companies with more than 250 workers that apply for a subsidy greater than 30.000 euros They must prove compliance with the legal payment terms with their suppliers through a certification issued by an auditor registered with the Official Register of Auditors.

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The amendment introduced this Thursday frees from this requirement companies that opt ​​for the aid provided by the Government to compensate for the additional costs suffered in 2022 by the industries with high gas consumption due to the exceptional increase in the prices of gas natural During the past year. The Government arranged for this a line of aid of 450 millionwith a maximum of 25 million per business group. The application for these subsidies is pending the Ministry of Industry publish the ministerial order with the bases of this line of aid before the end of June. Now, the change promoted by the Ministry of Economy facilitates access to these aids for many industries that in 2022 were forced to exceed the general maximum term of 60 days for payment to private providers, due to the energy crisis.

He March 14, 2023, the Council of Ministers published the definitive list of the 36 industrial activities that will be eligible for these subsidies. In addition to the sectors of ceramics, tiles, paper, glass, iron, steel, aluminum, fertilizers, plastics, textile finishes and artificial and synthetic fibers -among others- include food sectors such as the manufacture of sugar, oils and fats, margarine, fruit and vegetable juicesamong others.

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