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Check a billing address is complete and correctly formed for its country, before it is invoiced.
The Invoice Billing Address Validator checks that a billing address is complete and correctly formed for its country — postcode format, enough lines, the country line on cross-border invoices — and warns about PO boxes and care-of addresses.
A billing address on an invoice does three jobs: it identifies the legal entity being charged, it decides the tax treatment on a cross-border sale, and it is where a paper invoice or a chaser actually goes. An address missing its postcode or its country fails at least one of them.
Paste an address and choose the country. This checks what a postal service and a tax inspector both look for: enough lines to be a real address, a postcode in that country’s format — a UK outward and inward code, a Dutch four digits and two letters, an Irish Eircode, a six-digit Indian PIN — and a country line on anything crossing a border.
It also flags the things that cause trouble later: a PO box where a registered office is required, a care-of address, a postcode that belongs to a different country from the one selected. It is a format check rather than a delivery check — no address database is consulted, because nothing is uploaded.
Fifteen countries, by their own pattern.
Required on anything crossing a border.
Where a street address is expected.
Which rewrites it in the right order.
A format check, with nothing uploaded.
As it appears on the invoice, one line per line.
The postcode rule and line order follow from it.
Missing parts, wrong postcode format, and warnings.
The Invoice Address Formatter rewrites it in the right order.
No. That needs a postal address database, which would mean sending the address to a server. This checks that the address is complete and correctly formed for its country.
Because on a cross-border invoice it determines the VAT treatment, and because the destination country’s postal service reads it first.
For a delivery address often yes; as a registered office in most countries no, and some customers will not pay an invoice without a street address.
No. It is checked in your browser.
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