被车企拖账期可投诉！工信部开通问题反映窗口

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has launched an online platform to address issues related to payment delays by key automotive enterprises towards small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), aiming to ensure compliance with the recently implemented Payment Protection Regulation for SMEs [1][4]. Group 1: Issues Addressed by the Platform - The platform will handle four main types of issues: 1. Key automotive companies failing to adhere to the 60-day payment commitment, with payment terms exceeding 60 days as stipulated in procurement contracts [3]. 2. Unreasonable payment term start dates set by key automotive companies, delays in providing inspection or acceptance certificates, and conditions tied to third-party payments [3]. 3. Coercion or indirect coercion of SMEs to accept non-cash payment methods such as commercial bills or electronic receivables [3]. 4. Other issues related to the inadequate implementation of the Payment Protection Regulation for SMEs by key automotive companies [3]. Group 2: Regulatory Context - The Payment Protection Regulation for SMEs, which came into effect on June 1, mandates that government agencies, institutions, and large enterprises must pay SMEs within 30 days of delivery, or within 60 days if otherwise agreed, with specific conditions on payment terms [4]. - Large enterprises are required to pay SMEs within 60 days of delivery, with the same stipulations regarding contract agreements and payment conditions [4]. Group 3: Future Actions by MIIT - MIIT aims to improve management processes and payment methods among key automotive companies, ensuring the effective implementation of the Payment Protection Regulation [5]. - Future initiatives include guiding industry organizations to develop payment settlement standards for the automotive sector and promoting standardized contracts to enhance the payment process for suppliers [5].