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Freelancer.com is operated by Freelancer Australia Pty. Limited, trading as Freelancer.com (ACN 134 845 748), with license from Freelancer Technology Pty Limited (ACN 142 189 759) and Plendo Sweden AB (Org. No 556773-0568). Freelancer.com was started in February 2004 and is today one of the top online freelance marketplaces in the world. If you would like to know what our users say about us, please click here.

Address: Freelancer.com Suite 501, 35 Lime Street Sydney, New South Wales Australia 2000 ACN 134 845 748 Postal address: Freelancer.com P.O. Box 1121 Double Bay NSW 1360 Australia

The Group is regulated by Australian and Swedish laws

Freelancer Australia Pty Limited is an Australian Proprietary Limited Company, regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. Plendo Sweden AB is a Swedish company regulated by the Swedish Companies Office (Bolagsverket).

All Swedish companies limited by shares (swe: aktiebolag) must submit their annual reports to the registration authority, Bolagsverket. There are no exceptions to this rule. For example, a company which is classified as a private (swe: privat) has the same obligation as one which is classified as a public (swe: publikt) and the rule applies to dormant companies, as well as to those carrying out active business. It is the responsibility of the board of directors to ensure that the annual report is filed in the prescribed manner. To read more about how our company is regulated by Swedish law please click here.