Late, and what it costs them

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Marta's invoice was due on the 4th of August. It's now the 18th of September. The client hasn't said no — they've just gone quiet, the way clients do when an invoice sits at the bottom of an inbox long enough to stop feeling urgent. Marta isn't angry. She's curious what it's actually costing them, because under EU law, it's costing them something specific, and she can name the number.