U radu se analiziraju odredbe Zakona o financijskom poslovanju i predstečajnoj nagodbi kojima se (kod ugovora koje poduzetnici sklapaju međusobno te s osobama javnog prava na strani dužnika) ograničava stranačka autonomija glede ugovaranja rokova ispunjenja novčanih obveza te kojima se sankcionira nepoštivanje navedenih rokova, a sve kako bi se ustanovilo je li navedeni Zakon, nakon višestrukih izmjena i dopuna, napokon usklađen s Direktivom 2011/07/EU o suzbijanju zakasnjelih plaćanja u trgovačkim transakcijama. Poseban naglasak u radu je stavljen na zatezne kamate, budući da su od 30. lipnja 2013. godine uređene i ZOO-om i ZFPiPN-om, što predstavlja važnu novinu.This paper analyses the provisions of the Financial Operations and Pre-bankruptcy Settlement Act, which, in contracts between enterprises and between an enterprise and a public law entity as the debtor, restricts the autonomy of parties with regard to the stipulated periods of settlement of financial obligations, and which introduces sanctions for not complying with the stated periods. The analysis is conducted in order to establish whether the Act in question, after several amendments, has finally been aligned with Directive 2011/07/EU on combating late payment in commercial transactions. Special emphasis in this paper is placed on default interest for late payment, which, from 30 June 2013, has been regulated both by the Public Obligations Act (POA) and FOPBSA, which is a significant novelty
