The problem with Foodora in Australia - Why the ATO is chasing the German online food delivery giant

A food delivery bike rider in Sydney

Source: AAP

Australia's Fair Work Ombudsman has launched legal action against Foodora. The Australian Tax Office is chasing the German food delivery company for unpaid tax. And an unspecified number of riders have not been paid superannuation. What in the world has happened?


Interestingly, Foodora's German website in Berlin lists food delivery operations in 34 German cities and nine foreign countries, including Australia. However, if you click on the Australian site, you are greeted with the following message:
What's going on? Adrian Plitzco asked two of his colleagues to shed some light. To find out more, click on the audio link above.
And this is how SBS German reported the advent of Foodora in Australia in 2015/16

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