Let's talk Uber?

[Xtant12]

I think that's how you spell it. Where is Bob Wessel, I bet he will know. Can you claim your milage and gas for taxes??

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[EmersonHart13]

https://www.hrblock.com/pdf/Partner-Facing-Guide-FAQ-Combined.pdf

and

http://blog.stridehealth.com/taxes/1099-tax-mistakes

and

https://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-tip...r-drivers-understanding-your-taxes-/L7sbLCSc4

 

[Xtant12]

https://www.hrblock.com/pdf/Partner-Facing-Guide-FAQ-Combined.pdf

???

 

[EmersonHart13]

Did you read it?

because TCG

 

[Xtant12]

Did you read it?

because TCG

It was a small print light gray file. I thought you put it in as a joke..

I was just wondering if you could claim that stuff for taxes, I don't Uber. I was just wondering

 

[EmersonHart13]

No jokes, and you can I believe. I don't know the exact parameters but my neighbor and uncle do it and they claim it.

 

[Intel]

You are considered a private contractor with a 1099-misc or 1099-k

I do the same for my photography. I claim my equipment bought/mileage/etc. But it has to be logged well.

 

[rdsnake]

You can either write off either personal car mileage or expenses. 9/10 times car mileage write off will be better. I have about 20,000 worth of miles to write off at $53.5 a mile. Comes out to around $10,700.

Options for Reporting Vehicle Expenses
When you use a personal car as an Uber driver you may be able
to deduct related expenses using one of two methods: the
standard mileage rate method or the actual expense method.

 

[Bruce Jibboo]

You are considered a private contractor with a 1099-misc or 1099-k

I do the same for my photography. I claim my equipment bought/mileage/racing parts/racing tires/racing fluids/etc. But it has to be logged well.

 

[importcrew]

You can either write off either personal car mileage or expenses. 9/10 times car mileage write off will be better. I have about 20,000 worth of miles to write off at $53.5 a mile. Comes out to around $10,700.

Options for Reporting Vehicle Expenses
When you use a personal car as an Uber driver you may be able
to deduct related expenses using one of two methods: the
standard mileage rate method or the actual expense method.

The actual expense method is usually the best way (in my case anyways). I always write off my mileage, gas, maintenance, tolls, ect. But that's not for Uber. I do it because I work in construction and drive jobsite to jobsite.

Now I just have to get everything ready for my taxes and organize it well. Anybody know a good app to use to keep track of mileage logs, and all the other stuff?