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The MU International Office is the first point of contact for international students applying for full-degree, Erasmus, Study Abroad, and Summer School programmes, and supports MU students who wish to study abroad.
Late Payments in Commercial Transactions Regulations 2002
The University has 30 days from the date of receipt of an invoice to pay the supplier. If the invoice is not paid within this time frame interest will accrue.
In a case of a dispute, written evidence must be kept for audit purposes. An email from the department outlining the dispute can be saved to JDE.
Departments should ensure that all purchase orders raised are receipted as soon as the goods/services have been supplied.
Chapter 1, Part 18 of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997 provides for withholding tax to be deducted from payments made by public bodies in respect of professional services.
As a general rule, the tax will apply at a current rate of 20% to all professional and consultancy services provided to the University.
The tax applies on a world wide basis.
Production of a tax clearance certificate does remove the requirement to deduct tax.
A ePSWT notification is made to Revenue as part of the payment run. Irish Suppliers can access this notification on Revenue Website. Foreign Suppliers will be emailed a PDF of the notification along with a remittance advice.
