The Majadahonda City Council recorded a Supplier Payment Period (PMP) of less than 8 days in the second quarter of 2026, well below the legal maximum of 30 days. The downward trend consolidates after 13.59 days in 2024 and 11.07 in 2025.
The Majadahonda City Council maintains a payment pace to its suppliers well below the legal limit. According to official data from the Ministry of Finance for the second quarter of 2026, the Supplier Payment Period (PMP) was below 8 days, compared to the 30 days mandated by regulations for public administrations.
The evolution of the indicator confirms a downward trend. In 2024, the PMP was 13.59 days; in 2025 it dropped to 11.07 days; and in the second quarter of 2025, it was recorded at 8.60 days. The council thus operates within a range of 6.27 to 8.60 days.
The difference with the average of other Spanish local corporations is notable: during the same period, the PMP for all municipalities was around 26 days. Majadahonda is more than 70% below the legal limit of 30 days required by the Treasury.
Once again, the official data highlights the strength of this City Council in key indicators for financial management and credibility, both towards suppliers and other economic agents.
This was asserted by the Councillor for Finance, Diego López del Hierro, who attributed these results to the financial management of the council.
The Majadahonda City Council adds to this data a zero municipal debt and the second lowest tax pressure among Spanish municipalities with more than 50,000 inhabitants. In most local tax figures, such as IBI, IVTM, capital gains tax, or IAE, the rates are at the legal minimum, according to the council.
The next official PMP data for the third quarter of 2026 will be published by the Ministry of Finance in the coming months.
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