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Receipt

(proof of transaction under section 100 of the Australian Consumer Law)

[BUSINESS NAME]

[BUSINESS ADDRESS]

ABN: [ABN] (or, if no ABN, ACN: [ACN])

Phone / email: [PHONE OR EMAIL]

Receipt No. [RECEIPT NUMBER]

Date of supply [DATE OF SUPPLY]

Customer [CUSTOMER NAME, OPTIONAL]

No. Goods or services supplied Quantity Unit price ($) Amount ($)

1 [DESCRIPTION] [QTY] [UNIT PRICE] [AMOUNT]

2 [DESCRIPTION] [QTY] [UNIT PRICE] [AMOUNT]

Total price [TOTAL PRICE]

Paid on [PAYMENT DATE] by [ ] cash [ ] card [ ] bank transfer [ ] other: [METHOD] Amount received: $[AMOUNT RECEIVED] Balance owing: $[BALANCE]

Tax invoice (complete only if registered for GST and the sale is a taxable supply)

[ ] This document is a tax invoice.

Taxable items [ ] all items [ ] items No. [ITEM NUMBERS]

GST included in the total $[GST AMOUNT]

Buyer's name or ABN (total price $1,000 or more) [BUYER NAME OR ABN]

Date of issue [DATE OF ISSUE]

Issued by: [NAME OF PERSON ISSUING] Signature: ____________________

For me: before handing it over

[ ] Total price $75 or more (excluding GST): give the receipt as soon as practicable after the sale, without being asked (s 100(1))

[ ] Under $75 and the customer asked: give it within 7 days of the request (s 100(3))

[ ] My ABN (or ACN), the date of supply, what was supplied and the price are on it (s 100(4)), and it is transparent (s 100(5))

[ ] Registered for GST: the tax invoice box is filled in, with the GST amount and, for $1,000 or more, the buyer's name or ABN (GST Act s 29-70(1))

[ ] Not registered for GST: leave the tax invoice part empty

[ ] A service customer asked for an itemised bill: give it within 7 days, free (s 101)