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Tax Invoice Statement This Period Due Date $3,702.50 05 Dec 16 CABCHARGE AUSTRALIA LIMITED ABN 99 001 958 390 152-162 Riley Street, East Sydney NSW 2010 P.O BOX 600, Paddington NSW 2021 Telephone: 1800 652 229 or (02) 9332 9222 [email protected] • www.cabcharge.com.au Account No. Invoice No. Tax Invoice Statement This Period Due Date $3,702.50 05 Dec 16 No of Trips Date Issued 94 07 Nov 16 QLD NURSES UNION OF EMPLOYEES GPO BOX 1289 Statement Period BRISBANE QLD 4001 2016 - 11 From To 10 Oct 16 06 Nov 16 Previous Period NEW Bank Account Details Previous Balance 1,646.82 Our previous St. George bank account will be closing shortly. Payment Received (1,646.82) Our new bank account details are as follows: Credit Adjustment (0.00) Westpac BSB: Account No.: Debit Adjustment 0.00 Balance Brought Forward $0.00 For EFT payment please include your This Period Invoice No. in the reference field. Taxi Fare (inc GST of $306.85 ) 3,375.38 Service Fee 327.12 Account Keeping Fee 0.00 Overdue Payment Fee 0.00 This Period Total $3,702.50 Total Due $3,702.50 Payment options: Remittance Advice Direct Debit To set up a direct debit on your bank account or credit card please Account No. Invoice No. call us on 1800 652 229 or email [email protected] Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) Transfer to: Westpac, BSB: Account No: Previous Period This Period Please include your Invoice No. in the reference field. $1,646.82 $3,702.50 Email: [email protected] Total Due Due Date Credit Card $3,702.50 05 Dec 16 Pay by VISA / MasterCard: www.cabcharge.com.au/onlinepayment A payment processing fee applies to credit card payments. Cheque *10000* Return this section of the invoice with your payment to Cabcharge Australia Limited, PO Box 600, Paddington NSW 2021 with your cheque made payable to Cabcharge Australia Limited. Account: Period: 2016 - 11 Page 2 of 9 QLD NURSES UNION OF EMPLOYEES D O M E S T I C E T I C K E T T R A N S A C T I O N S eTicket Number Sequence Date/Time Taxi Fare 3083073030074260227 3973 11:55:27 27/10/16 54.40 BRISBANE ARPT to SOUTH BRISBANE - Taxi: 681 - RRN: 60013 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BRISBANE Service Fee: $5.44 3083073400074261345 4085 17:39:27 28/10/16 50.30 NORTH QUAY to BRISBANE ARPT - Taxi: 250 - ABN: 69899027905 - RRN: 65262 - BLACK & WHITE CABS B Service Fee: $5.03 3083073730093084348 4185 19:01:56 20/10/16 56.10 BRISBANE ARPT to SOUTH BRISBANE - Taxi: 5006 - RRN: 86772 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BRISBANE Service Fee: $5.61 3083073170093085195 4270 05:48:50 23/10/16 65.40 STRATHPINE to BRISBANE ARPT - Taxi: 608 - RRN: 84884 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BRISBANE Service Fee: $6.54 3083078070116097091 4360 13:44:36 25/10/16 23.20 WEST END to BOWEN BRIDGE - Taxi: 724 - ABN: 22176396577 - RRN: 15559 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $2.32 3083079300116097109 4361 14:07:20 25/10/16 20.60 BOWEN BRIDGE to WEST END - Taxi: 270 - RRN: 34455 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BRISBANE Service Fee: $2.06 3083076600116097790 4430 07:23:33 27/10/16 57.20 RNA EXHIB GNDS to RNA EXHIB GNDS - Taxi: 688 - RRN: 81196 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $5.72 3083071750116099281 4579 07:49:15 21/10/16 25.20 SOUTH BRISBANE to WEST END - Taxi: 1240 - ABN: 75193922078 - RRN: 90864 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS Q Service Fee: $2.52 3083070420116099415 4592 11:17:17 20/10/16 59.70 BRISBANE ARPT to SOUTH BRISBANE - Taxi: 374 - ABN: 92686678386 - RRN: 41547 - BLACK & WHITE CA Service Fee: $5.97 3083070830116099423 4593 07:56:47 20/10/16 51.80 RASMUSSEN to GARBUTT - Taxi: 10 - ABN: 54973069932 - RRN: 47692 - TOWNSVILLE TAXIS Service Fee: $5.18 3083070140116099435 4594 19:20:11 21/10/16 25.60 GARBUTT to AITKENVALE - Taxi: 63 - ABN: 51017114263 - RRN: 46350 - SUPREME TAXI CO Service Fee: $2.56 3083070270116099463 4597 07:41:24 20/10/16 22.60 AITKENVALE to GARBUTT - Taxi: 25 - ABN: 36922516563 - RRN: 69919 - SUPREME TAXI CO Service Fee: $2.26 3083074090116099487 4599 20:03:36 19/10/16 50.10 BRISBANE ARPT to SOUTH BRISBANE - Taxi: 1283 - RRN: 89965 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BRISBANE Service Fee: $5.01 3083073740140795119 4612 05:10:17 11/10/16 40.10 CHERMSIDE to BRISBANE ARPT - Taxi: 169 - RRN: 70472 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $4.01 3083077570140795496 4650 17:02:08 27/10/16 53.65 BRISBANE ARPT to ENOGGERA - Taxi: 339 - RRN: 316971 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $5.37 3083071210140795511 4652 19:36:42 21/10/16 46.50 RASMUSSEN to RASMUSSEN - Taxi: 15 - ABN: 66897570739 - RRN: 53813 - TOWNSVILLE TAXIS Service Fee: $4.65 3083071340140795540 4655 19:18:20 21/10/16 26.70 GARBUTT to RAILWAY ESTATE - Taxi: 37 - RRN: 88257 - SUPREME TAXI CO Service Fee: $2.67 3083071750140795557 4656 14:13:27 20/10/16 57.30 BRISBANE ARPT to SOUTH BRISBANE - Taxi: 2107 - RRN: 37227 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BRISBANE Service Fee: $5.73 3083070060140795644 4665 19:34:56 27/10/16 55.00 BRISBANE ARPT to SOUTH BRISBANE - Taxi: 5144 - RRN: 82905 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BRISBANE Service Fee: $5.50 3083076370140795658 4666 22:22:06 31/10/16 25.60 GARBUTT to KIRWAN - Taxi: 505 - RRN: 92837 - TOWNSVILLE TAXIS Service Fee: $2.56 3083076780140795666 4667 15:48:08 31/10/16 33.90 MURARRIE to BRISBANE ARPT - Taxi: 121 - ABN: 68317127502 - RRN: 76125 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $3.39 3083076090140795678 4668 16:25:25 27/10/16 24.80 KIRWAN to GARBUTT - Taxi: 36 - RRN: 105380 - TOWNSVILLE TAXIS Service Fee: $2.48 3083070140140795701 4671 15:23:36 28/10/16 69.90 WEST END to BRISBANE ARPT - Taxi: 1431 - ABN: 64608583919 - RRN: 74911 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QL Service Fee: $6.99 3083070550140795719 4672 15:22:21 27/10/16 60.50 BRISBANE ARPT to WEST END - Taxi: 698 - RRN: 40681 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $6.05 *00000* 3083070960140795728 4673 15:17:22 27/10/16 56.60 BRISBANE ARPT to SOUTH BRISBANE - Taxi: 703 - RRN: 9460 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BRISBANE Service Fee: $5.66 Account: Period: 2016 - 11 Page 3 of 9 QLD NURSES UNION OF EMPLOYEES D O M E S T I C E T I C K E T T R A N S A C T I O N S eTicket Number Sequence Date/Time Taxi Fare 3083070270140795730 4674 08:53:35 28/10/16 21.90 SOUTH BRISBANE to WEST END - Taxi: 1258 - RRN: 69783 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $2.19 3083070680140795748 4675 05:33:24 21/10/16 53.40 CITY to AIRPORT - Taxi: 538 - RRN: 74406 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $5.34 3083078360140796028 4703 16:00:12 21/10/16 50.40 BRISBANE ARPT to MCDOWALL - Taxi: 1017 - ABN: 46504600251 - RRN: 53247 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QL Service Fee: $5.04 3083078770140796036 4704 05:45:03 17/10/16 37.10 CHERMSIDE to PINKENBA - Taxi: 908 - RRN: 73694 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $3.71 3083078080140796048 4705 21:58:32 14/10/16 38.90 BRISBANE ARPT to CHERMSIDE - Taxi: 619 - ABN: 32155747573 - RRN: 70788 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BR Service Fee: $3.89 3083078490140796056 4706 08:45:07 13/10/16 17.80 STH TOWNSVILLE to WEST END - Taxi: 68 - ABN: 92276775807 - RRN: 113609 - TOWNSVILLE TAXIS Service Fee: $1.78 3083071000140796068 4707 17:14:28 10/10/16 14.10 VICTORIA PARK to WEST END - Taxi: 94 - ABN: 72027050023 - RRN: 27499 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BRIS Service Fee: $1.41 3083078100140796077 4708 11:54:46 12/10/16 10.60 WEST END to NORTH QUAY - Taxi: 858 - RRN: 73792 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $1.06 3083078510140796085 4709 12:42:39 19/10/16 28.70 FAIRFIELD to ACACIA RIDGE - Taxi: 624 - ABN: 34490752129 - RRN: 52587 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $2.87 3083078920140796094 4710 10:33:32 19/10/16 16.90 WEST END to FAIRFIELD - Taxi: 785 - RRN: 112184 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $1.69 3083076080140796123 4713 15:13:25 05/11/16 63.70 WINDSOR to MELBOURNE ARPT - Taxi: M7907 - ABN: 16796131402 - RRN: 90415 - 13CABS Service Fee: $3.18 3083072390140796138 4714 10:06:29 26/10/16 49.80 SOUTH BRISBANE to BRISBANE ARPT - Taxi: 54 - RRN: 73210 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BRISBANE Service Fee: $4.98 3083072900140796142 4715 11:04:02 12/10/16 17.30 BRISBANE to WEST END - Taxi: 756 - RRN: 65850 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BRISBANE Service Fee: $1.73 3083072000140796158 4716 21:14:58 10/10/16 10.50 WEST END to SOUTH BRISBANE - Taxi: 770 - RRN: 304684 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BRISBANE Service Fee: $1.05 3083072820140796175 4718 10:39:19 12/10/16 17.10 QLD UNI OF TEC to WEST END - Taxi: 1444 - RRN: 63719 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $1.71 3083072130140796187 4719 09:34:38 12/10/16 20.40 OFFICE to CITY - Taxi: 98 - ABN: 33424070467 - RRN: 87341 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $2.04 3083072540140796195 4720 12:40:23 25/10/16 55.10 SOUTH BRISBANE to PINKENBA - Taxi: 192 - ABN: 13348067430 - RRN: 63645 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QL Service Fee: $5.51 3083077980140796206 4721 11:38:43 24/10/16 58.80 AIRPORT to WEST END - Taxi: 212 - ABN: 68128548205 - RRN: 44847 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BRISBANE Service Fee: $5.88 3083077290140796218 4722 17:08:29 18/10/16 68.60 BRISBANE ARPT to ALBANY CREEK - Taxi: 975 - RRN: 66392 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BRISBANE Service Fee: $6.86 3083077800140796222 4723 05:47:01 18/10/16 55.90 ALBANY CREEK to BRISBANE ARPT - Taxi: 561 - RRN: 110380 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $5.59 3083070000140796234 4724 18:59:29 05/11/16 70.50 BRISBANE ARPT to MOOROOKA - Taxi: 591 - RRN: 56584 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $7.05 3083077310140796248 4725 16:49:42 27/10/16 17.40 WEST END to WEST END - Taxi: 901 - RRN: 75894 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $1.74 3083077720140796255 4726 09:35:19 12/10/16 12.00 WEST END to NORTH QUAY - Taxi: 843 - RRN: 78925 - BLACK & WHITE CABS BRISBANE Service Fee: $1.20 3083077030140796267 4727 11:40:29 17/10/16 16.80 WEST END to CITY - Taxi: 615 - RRN: 84067 - EFTPOS YELLOW CABS QLD Service Fee: $1.68 *00000* 3083077440140796276 4728 13:15:11 17/10/16 13.70 CITY to WEST END - Taxi: 765 -
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