Payments
Payment procedures
Invoicing
Invoices will be accepted either electronically or in hard copy. Invoices will only be considered valid if they:
- Contain the name and address of the payee
- Are addressed to the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC)
- Are dated appropriately
- Contain specifics regarding the charge, including relevant tax
Electronic invoices should be emailed to: finance@ccpc.ie
Hard copy invoices should be addressed to:
The CCPC will not be responsible for invoices not reaching the CCPC and therefore if an invoice has not been paid within 15 days the supplier should follow up to ensure it was received.
Disputes regarding invoices will be dealt with by Aileen Meehan, Head of Finance, who can be contacted via email at aileenmeehan@ccpc.ie or by phone at 01 4025592. If an invoice is disputed by the CCPC, the supplier will be notified orally as soon as practicable, with full details provided, in writing, within three days of receipt of the invoice.
Payments
The CCPC aims to pay suppliers within 15 days of receipt of a valid invoice for goods or services.
However, in accordance with the European Communities (Late Payment in Commercial Transactions) Regulations 2012 (SI 508/2012) the CCPC will pay a fee to a supplier if a payment is made after 30 days.
Payment reporting
Payment reports in respect of payments made and contracts awarded are published by the CCPC each quarter. Payment reports will include:
- The total number of payments made in the quarter, their value and the timeline in which they were paid
- The details of live contracts in the quarter, where the total estimated value is more than €25,000
- The details of invoices paid in the quarter where the total amount was more than €20,000
These reports can be found in our payment reports section.
Last updated on 13 April 2023
