Debtors and arrears
Arrears on contributions or taxes are the earliest publicly visible signal that a company is in trouble. They show up long before insolvency proceedings begin.
What the lists mean
Both institutions publish entities whose arrears exceed a statutory threshold. Appearing on the list is not proof of insolvency, but it does say the company is not paying its statutory obligations on time.
Each record carries the amount and the date it applies to. That matters: the list is a snapshot, not a live balance, and a company may have settled the debt since publication.
How to use it
The usual policy is a limit on payment terms. Below a certain invoice amount terms are granted automatically, above it only after a check, and an entry in any debtor list means payment in advance.
Registers in this group
Each register below is a separate source. Those with their own page also document the exact fields and update frequency.
Social Insurance Agency – debtors
List of debtors owed to the Social Insurance Agency with outstanding amounts.
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