Gata Plastering

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Gata Plastering is an Australian plastering and building finishing contractor operating under The Trustee for Annison Family Trust, providing plastering, drywall, and related interior finishing services.

Queensland, Australia

About Gata Plastering

Gata Plastering is a building finishing contractor based in Queensland, Australia, operating under the legal entity "The Trustee for Annison Family Trust." Public business records list the trust as a discretionary trading trust with Gata Plastering as its trading name, and industry classifications describe its activities as plastering, drywall, insulation, and other building finishing work for residential and commercial properties.([dnb.com](https://www.dnb.com/business-directory/company-profiles.the_trustee_for_annison_family_trust.0e05a80d3c225b798d4a7717449a502a.html?utm_source=openai))

A charge from "Sq *the Annison Family Tr" is likely a Square card payment where Square processed the transaction on behalf of The Annison Family Trust, whose customer‑facing business is Gata Plastering. This charge would typically arise from a one‑time invoice or job payment for plastering or related building work, such as renovation, repair, or new construction. Depending on how the job was billed, you might see a single lump‑sum charge or several staged payments (e.g., deposit and final payment) under a similar descriptor.

To verify the charge, the best approach is to check any recent invoices, quotes, or receipts from Gata Plastering or from a contractor who performed plastering or interior finishing work at your property around the transaction date. If you have email receipts, they may reference Square as the payment processor and the Annison Family Trust as the payee. You can also search your email or SMS for "Gata Plastering" or "Square receipt." If you still cannot identify the charge, contact the contractor directly using the details on your invoice, or reach out to your bank/card issuer to dispute or query the transaction and request supporting documentation from the merchant.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Gata Plastering.

  1. Sq *the Annison Family Tr

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show “Sq *the Annison Family Tr” instead of Gata Plastering?

Square is the payment processor, and the underlying merchant account is registered to The Annison Family Trust, which trades as Gata Plastering. Your card statement reflects the legal/trust name from the Square profile, even though the business markets itself as Gata Plastering.

What kind of work would result in a charge from Gata Plastering or The Annison Family Trust?

You would typically see a charge after plastering, drywall repair, insulation installation, or other interior finishing work performed at your home or business—often tied to a renovation, extension, or repair job arranged with Gata Plastering.

Could this be a recurring or subscription charge from Gata Plastering?

Plastering and building finishing services are usually billed as one‑off project payments or staged progress payments, not ongoing subscriptions. If you see multiple similar amounts, they are likely separate milestone or call‑out charges related to the same job rather than an automatic subscription.

How can I get an invoice or receipt for a Gata Plastering charge processed via Square?

Check your email (including spam) for a Square or Gata Plastering receipt around the transaction date. If you paid on site, you may have been offered an emailed or SMS receipt. If you cannot find one, contact the contractor directly using the phone or email listed on your original quote and ask them to re‑issue the Square invoice or receipt for that job.

How do I dispute or question the amount I was charged by The Annison Family Trust via Square?

First, contact Gata Plastering using the details on your quote or prior correspondence and ask for a breakdown of the charge, referencing the exact date and amount from your card statement. If you cannot resolve the issue with the business, contact your bank or card issuer, provide them with the descriptor "Sq *the Annison Family Tr" and the transaction date/amount, and request that they investigate or initiate a dispute.

Why do I see more than one charge related to The Annison Family Trust or Gata Plastering?

For larger projects, Gata Plastering may bill an initial deposit, one or more progress payments, and a final balance, all processed through Square under the trust name. Review your signed quote or contract to see if multiple staged payments were agreed; the total of these charges should match the agreed project price.

Can Gata Plastering place a temporary hold or pre‑authorisation on my card?

In most cases, project work is charged as invoices rather than card holds, but if you provided your card for a call‑out or materials deposit, Square may briefly show a pending authorization before it finalizes as a completed charge. Such holds should either post as a final transaction or drop off within a few business days.

How do I contact Gata Plastering if I don’t have their details anymore?

Look back through your recent emails, text messages, or written quotes for any reference to Gata Plastering, plastering contractors in Cairns/Queensland, or an invoice sent via Square. The contact details on that documentation are the best way to reach them to confirm or query the charge. If you still cannot locate contact information, your bank may be able to obtain merchant contact details during a dispute investigation.

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