Invoicing Information

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P&G Legal Entity Information
Invoicing Requirements
Other Considerations

Invoicing to Ireland

P&G is committed to making payments as quickly and efficiently as possible, and electronic invoicing best enables this. All local Ireland invoices should be invoiced utilizing COUPA Systems. Register and submit your invoice using an electronic solution found at the links below.

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When invoicing at the above link – all P&G requirements should be met automatically. If you are invoicing internationally, or need to submit paper – see all requirements below:

Global Invoicing Guidelines - Refer to this document to understand what information to include on an invoice regardless of location.
P&G Legal Entity Information - Use this link to navigate a list of P&G entities in this specific country and find the billing address, mailing address, VAT ID, tax representatives, and other information related to legal entities.
Invoicing Requirements - View these detailed requirements to ensure your invoice meets all guidelines regarding Supplier Requirements, Customer Requirements, and general content information.
Other Considerations - Review these to determine any forms and approvals needed to submit your invoice, supporting documents, pre and post invoicing procedures, payment terms you need to comply to, and any frequent errors to be aware of when invoicing to this country.

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P&G Ireland Legal Entity Information

In order to enable P&G to pay your Company on time, your invoices and credit notes must adhere to the P&G Global Invoicing Guidelines and meet (as applicable) the Country specific requirements outlined in the "Invoicing Requirements" section. As best practice, suppliers should also obtain their legal and tax advisory for local compliance.

Please also make sure that the correct P&G legal entity name, address and Tax identification is used (as per below dropdown) and that you adhere to any other requirements outlined in the "Other Considerations" section when applicable.

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Use this dropdown to navigate a list of relevant P&G entities and find the billing address, mailing address, VAT ID, tax representatives, and other information related to legal entities. To determine which entity is appropriate for your invoice:
1) Refer to your PO.
2) For non-PO invoices - ask your P&G Contact.

Full Legal Name:	Procter & Gamble (Manufacturing) Ireland Ltd
P&G Legal Entity Number:	LE 2001
Billing Address on the Invoice: This is the address that must appear on the invoice.	Procter & Gamble (Manufacturing) Ireland Ltd - Newbridge Plant Green Road, Newbridge Co. Kildare, Ireland.
VAT Number:	IE 9Z26718P
Mailing Address for the Invoice: This is the address that must appear on the envelope containing the invoice(s).	Procter & Gamble (Manufacturing) Ireland Ltd - Newbridge Plant C/O Procter & Gamble Technical Centres UK Accounts Payable Box 535 Cobalt 12, Cobalt Business Park, Silver Fox Way Newcastle upon Tyne NE27 0QW England.

Full Legal Name:	Procter & Gamble International Operations SA
P&G Legal Entity Number:	LE 800
Billing Address on the Invoice This is the address that must appear on the invoice. & VAT Numbers:	As of 1st November 2018, Procter & Gamble International Operations SA DO NOT hold a valid VAT exemption. As of this date, where appropriate, VAT should be charged at the applicable rate and any reference to the expired authorisation number should be removed from VAT invoices. Invoicing for Services: Procter & Gamble International Operations SA 47 Route De Saint Georges 1213 Petit Lancy Geneva Switzerland. VAT Reg. CHE-107.889.864TVA (most cases, please see notes below) Invoicing for Goods (see notes below): Procter & Gamble International Operations SA 47 Route De Saint Georges 1213 Petit Lancy Geneva Switzerland VAT Reg. No. IE9951020O
Mailing Address for the Invoice: This is the address that must appear on the envelope containing the invoice(s).	Procter & Gamble International Operations SA C/O Procter & Gamble (Manufacturing) Ireland Ltd UK Accounts Payable Box 535 Cobalt 12, Cobalt Business Park Silver Fox Way Newcastle upon Tyne NE27 0QW England.
Notes: PROCTER & GAMBLE INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS SA is registered for VAT in a number of countries. Please ensure you mention the correct VAT Reg. No. & Fiscal Rep. data in accordance with local law on your invoices. For supply of goods, typically you should use our VAT registration in the country where the goods are delivered to. For vast majority of services invoices, the place of taxation is Switzerland, therefore the Swiss address of PROCTER & GAMBLE INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS SA should be mentioned on the invoice. There are however exceptions, in which case you should use the relevant VAT registration and Fiscal Rep. address. For example, if Use and Enjoyment rules apply in your country and to the services you are providing, please use our VAT registration and Fiscal Rep. address for that country. If you are unsure of the place of taxation of the service delivered, please seek tax advice from your tax consultant.

Full Legal Name:	Procter & Gamble UK
P&G Legal Entity Number:	LE 686
Billing Address on the Invoice This is the address that must appear on the invoice. & VAT Numbers:	Invoicing for Services: Procter & Gamble UK The Heights Brooklands KT13 0XP Weybridge Surrey United Kingdom. VAT Reg. No. GB675491595 (most cases, please see notes below) Invoicing for Goods (see notes below): Procter & Gamble UK The Heights Brooklands KT13 0XP Weybridge Surrey United Kingdom. VAT Reg. No. IE9555198B
Mailing Address for the Invoice: This is the address that must appear on the envelope containing the invoice(s).	Procter & Gamble UK PO Box 135 Cobalt 12, Cobalt Business Park Silver Fox Way Newcastle upon Tyne United Kingdom. NE27 0QW
Notes: PROCTER & GAMBLE UK is registered for VAT in a number of countries. Please ensure you mention the correct VAT Reg. No. & Fiscal Rep. data in accordance with EU law on your invoices. For supply of goods, typically you should use our VAT registration in the country where the goods are delivered to. For vast majority of services invoices, the place of taxation is the UK, therefore the UK address of PROCTER & GAMBLE UK should be mentioned on the invoice. There are however exceptions, in which case you should use the relevant VAT registration and Fiscal Rep. address. For example, if Use and Enjoyment rules apply in your country and to the services you are providing, please use our VAT registration and Fiscal Rep address for that country. If you are unsure of the place of taxation of the service delivered, please seek tax advice from your tax consultant.

Ireland Invoicing Requirements

In order to enable P&G to pay your Company on time, your invoices and credit notes must adhere to the P&G Global Invoicing Guidelines and meet (as applicable) the Country specific requirements outlined below. As best practice, suppliers should also obtain their legal and tax advisory for local compliance.

Please also make sure that the correct P&G legal entity name, address and Tax identification is used (refer to the "P&G Legal Entity Information" section) and that you adhere to any other requirements outlined in the "Other Considerations" section when applicable.

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When applicable, view these detailed requirements to ensure your invoice meets all guidelines regarding supplier information, customer information, and general content information.

Customer Requirements

Supplier Requirements

General Requirements

Customer Requirements

Full name of the customer.
Full address of the customer (where the customer is established).
The VAT identification number of the customer
1. Customer VAT ID required.
2. Customer ISO required.
Full name of the tax representative (if any) of the customer where the person liable to pay the VAT is the tax representative.
Full address of the tax representative (if any) of the customer where the person liable to pay the VAT is the tax representative.
The VAT identification number of the fiscal representative (if any) of the customer where the person liable to pay the VAT is the tax representative.

Supplier Requirements

Full name of the supplier.
Full address of the supplier (where the supplier is established).
The VAT identification number of the supplier in accordance with ISO Standard under which he supplied the goods or services.
1. Supplier VAT ID required.
2. Supplier ISO required.
Full name of the tax representative (if any) of the supplier where the person liable to pay the VAT is the tax representative.
Full address of the tax representative (if any) of the supplier where the person liable to pay the VAT is the tax representative.
The VAT identification number of the fiscal representative in accordance with ISO Standard (if any) of the supplier where the person liable to pay the VAT is the tax representative.

General Requirements

Date of issue of the invoice.
Description/nature of the goods or services.
Quantity of the goods supplied or the extent and nature of the services rendered.
Taxable amount per VAT rate or exemption (expressed in any currency).
VAT rate(s) applied.
Total VAT amount (expressed in the currency of the country where the transaction takes place).
Where the customer receiving a supply issues the invoice instead of the supplier, the mention "Self-billing".
Where an exemption is involved or where the customer is liable to pay the tax:
- Reference to the appropriate provision of the EC VAT Directive; or
- Reference to the corresponding national provision: or
- Any indication that the supply is exempt or subject to the reverse charge procedure; or
- Where the customer is liable for the payment of the VAT, the mention "Reverse charge".
Sequential number, based on one or more series, which uniquely identifies the invoice.
Date on which the supply of goods or services was made or completed or the date on which the payment on account was made before any supply, insofar as that a date can be determined and differs from the date of issue of the invoice.
If VAT becomes chargeable at the time when the payment is received and the right of deduction arises at the time the deductible tax becomes chargeable, the mention "Cash accounting".
Price per unit (excluding VAT) (expressed in any currency).
Any discounts or rebates, not included in the unit price (expressed in any currency).
Where the margin scheme for travel agents is applied, the mention "Margin scheme — Travel agents".
Where no VAT is mentioned (excl exempt transactions) the P&G VAT 13B authorization number. This allows vendors to zero rate their supplies. It is the vendors responsibility to quote the authorization number.

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Other Ireland Considerations

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When applicable, review these other considerations to determine any forms and approvals needed to submit your invoice, supporting documents, pre and post invoicing procedures and any frequent errors to be aware of when invoicing to this country.

Supporting Documents

VAT Exemption Authorisation Procter & Gamble International Operations SA
Tax Guidance and Certificate

Procedures

Payment

Other

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