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High Court Rules Uber Liable for $81M Payroll Tax
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AIAustralia's High Court has ruled that Uber is liable for payroll tax on driver fares, dismissing the rideshare giant's appeal. This landmark decision could trigger a widespread tax harvest across the gig economy as states pursue similar companies.
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40% Positive12% Neutral48% Negative
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