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Overpaid by employer? what do you do?

What to Do if You’ve Been Overpaid by Your Employer

Your employer has overpaid you. Can you keep the money? Do you have to report the overpayment? Keep reading to find out what your obligations and rights are.

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Do You Need an ABN for Uber (2024 Update)

To become a driver for Uber, you will need to first apply for an Australian Business Number (ABN). Find out more in this guide.
Do You Need an ABN to Register a Domain Name?

Do You Need an ABN to Register a Domain Name? (2024 Update)

Want to start a website? If you do, there's a chance you'll need an ABN to Register a Domain name. Read more here.
What is the Food Act 2003 (NSW)?

What is the Food Act 2003 (NSW): What You Need to Know

Do you run a cafe, restaurant, or food processing plant in NSW? Read about the Food Act 2003 (NSW) and how to comply here.

The 8 Most Common Legal Issues Faced by Small Businesses (2024 Update)

Small businesses often face legal issues which are preventable. Read this article to know what to expect and minimise your risks.
Is The Refusal Of Overtime Payments By Employers Legal?

Is The Refusal Of Overtime Payments By Employers Legal?

Can employers refuse overtime payments to their employees? Find out by reading this article.

What is an Incorporated Business?

There are many benefits to having an incorporated business. In this article we explore the concept and process of business incorporation.

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