It’s probably about right to assert that ‘The wind is in our sails when it comes to getting late payment sorted.’ Just beware the gaping holes in the masthead.

Government plans to shake up late payment enforcement could finally deliver the tough sanctions that contractors and SME suppliers have been demanding for decades.

Whichever party wins on July 4th a PPC pledge by the Liberal Democrats is one to lose, if the UK really wants to eradicate late payments.

A timely excavation of one of the (crumbling) cornerstones of late payment policy in the UK, which is meant to help contractors get paid on time.

There’s no happy new year for ‘Dodgy Agency Ltd’ which had to pay one IT contractor in full, and now faces an investigation into its sharp practices.

On top of making the default time to pay them compulsory, the UK’s tiny companies deserve tougher enforcement against late payers.

Whitehall’s woes work wonders for late payers, as they keep reforms to fix the UK’s age-old problem off the table, somewhere in the long grass.

The horrors of the pandemic might be subsiding but like infection, undead firms continue to pose a risk to PSC owners.

An instant fix for some, but factoring is a very hard habit to shake, whether it’s invoice or recourse.

Insolvency pandemic protections are right. But do the new rules strike the wrong balance?