Uber to pay $81 million in payroll tax to NSW tax office, High Court rules

High Court rejects Uber's appeal of $81M payroll tax ruling

Save (0) Please login to bookmark Close Username or Email Address Password Remember Me Uber will have to pay at least $81 million in payroll tax after the High Court shot down its challenge to a finding that its drivers received wages, in a decision it says will have ramifications for the gig economy.  Subscribe to Lawyerly to access this article. Already a subscriber? Username or Email Address …

Blow for gig economy as Uber loses $81m High Court battle

The rideshare giant lost its appeal in a landmark legal case - a blow likely to have a broader impact on the gig economy.

Uber to pay $81m in payroll tax after High Court ruling

The High Court of Australia has determined rideshare company Uber owes payroll tax in NSW, in a decision likely to spark reaction from the broader gig economy.

High Court orders Uber to pay $81 million in NSW payroll tax - The Indian Sun

Uber will have to pay about $81.5 million in New South Wales payroll tax after the High Court of Australia dismissed the rideshare company’s appeal against tax assessments covering the 2015 to 2020 financial years. The court ruled by a 6-1 majority on Wednesday that fares collected from passengers and passed on to drivers after […]

High Court Rules Uber Owes $81 Million in NSW Payroll Tax

Australia's High Court has ruled that Uber must pay about $81 million in NSW payroll tax, finding that fares paid to drivers count as wages under relevant contracts.