Driving for Uber? Check out the latest TurboTax tax tip video for your best and biggest mileage deductions, guidance on taking actual vs. standard mileage tax deductions, and tax help with a car you might rent to drive.
For more help preparing and filing your self-employed tax return, visit TurboTax Self-Employed!
Tax and Uber driver-partner expert Lisa Skelly from TurboTax talks about self-employment tax forms and payments specific to Uber drivers in the latest TurboTax tax tip video. Watch for more info on how bonuses, referral fees and Uber driver business expenses may affect your tax return this year.
For more help preparing your taxes as an Uber driver-partner, visit TurboTax Self-Employed.
Watch this helpful TurboTax tax tip video to learn more about what it means to be an Uber driver-partner and how being self-employed impacts your taxes.
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If you’re an Uber driver-partner or contract with another car sharing company, you may be able to lower your taxes with business expense write offs in addition to vehicle maintenance costs, such as cell phone chargers and amenities for passengers.
Watch this new TurboTax tax tip video to learn all about common expenses and tax deductions for Uber driver-partners. For help preparing your self-employed tax return, visit TurboTax Self-Employed.
Attention drivers for Uber, Lyft, RideShare and other car sharing companies: Watch this new TurboTax tax tip video for helpful information on the difference between your gross income and net income as a self-employed driver-partner. For even more help preparing your self-employed tax return, visit TurboTax Self-Employed!
Are you an Uber or Lyft driver or use your vehicle for business? The IRS offers two ways of calculating the cost of using your vehicle in your business: 1. The Actual Expenses method or 2. Standard Mileage method.
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If you drive for Uber, Lyft, Sidecar or any other ride sharing companies, check out these tax tips from the TurboTax Blog team.
TurboTax tax tip article: “Top 6 Tax Tips for Sharing Economy Freelancers.”
Whether you drive for a ride-share company like Uber, rent out a room through a rental service such as Airbnb, or work for a company like TaskRabbit that outsources small jobs, errands and tasks—being a freelancer in the sharing economy means you may have one or more micro-enterprises or small businesses going on. And, just as your full-time job does, these endeavors often result in tax obligations people often overlook.
TurboTax Tax Tip Article: Tax Tips for Uber, Lyft, SideCar and Other Car Sharing Drivers - When you’re a driver for a ride-sharing company, the most important thing to understand about your taxes is that you are probably an independent contractor, a fact that has tax implications, both at filing time and year-round.
If you are an on-demand worker, your employer may classify you either as an employee or as an independent contractor. This classification makes a big difference in the tax forms you must file. Learn more about on-demand jobs and your taxes in this tax tip article from TurboTax.
With shared economies comes questions about how this new found income will be taxed. Check out The New Sharing Economy and Your Taxes [Infographic] to learn more.