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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.
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Are you a driver for a car sharing company, such as Uber or Lyft?
Watch this TurboTax tax tip video for helpful information on filing taxes as a car sharing driver for Uber, Lyft and others.
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.
Are you a car owner sharing your vehicle using apps like Getaround and Zipcar? If so, you’re also a small business owner for tax-related purposes and you could be deducting everyday auto expenses on your taxes. Learn more about which business deductions you can claim in this helpful TurboTax tax tip article.
Video: Tax Tips for Car Sharing Drivers - Uber, Lyft & Others. If you’re a car sharing driver for Uber, Lyft or another similar company, check out these tips for filing self-employment taxes - including help with car-related deductions - in this tax tip video from TurboTax.
Task sharing is reported to the IRS the same way as freelancing. Learn more in our infographic – The New Sharing Economy and Your Taxes.
Before you hop in your Lyft today, learn how to make the most of collaborative consumption.
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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.