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Rideshare & Delivery Driver Taxes, Tax Simplified, File smarter.

WBB Gig Taxes helps Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Instacart, Amazon Flex, and multi-app drivers file accurately, maximize deductions, and stress less just upload your earnings and we’ll handle the rest.

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The problem

Gig Worker Tax Challenges We Solve

Most rideshare and delivery drivers struggle with taxes because income comes from multiple apps, different types of 1099s, and complicated fee structures. WBB removes the guesswork so you file accurately and keep more of your earnings.

You focus on driving and delivering. We handle the tax complexity.

What WBB handles for you

  • Reconciling multiple 1099-K and 1099-NEC forms with US tax law
  • Filing taxes for Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Instacart, Amazon Flex, Grubhub, Postmates, and more
  • Tracking deductible miles beyond app-recorded on-trip or active miles
  • Self-employment tax calculations for gig drivers
  • Multi-state filing if you drive or deliver in multiple US markets
  • Quarterly IRS tax estimates to avoid penalties

Your Rideshare and Delivery Tax Documents at a Glance

We pull and organize the documents gig platforms provide so you don’t guess.

1099-K

Customer payments processed through the app (issued only if you exceeded 200 transactions and 20,000 dollars).

1099-NEC

Bonuses, incentives, promotions, adjustments, and referral rewards (issued if you earned at least 600 dollars).

Earnings Summaries

Year-end breakdowns showing miles, tips, fees, incentives, adjustments, and total pay ( required even without a 1099).

WBB tipThe 1099-K reports gross income. Platform fees, commissions, tolls, and adjustments must be deducted separately. WBB handles these adjustments automatically so you don’t overpay tax.

Maximize Your Deductions. WBB Finds What Others Miss.

WBB compares Standard Mileage vs Actual Expenses and applies whichever saves you more.

Vehicle Expenses

Either the IRS standard mileage rate ($0.70 per mile for 2025) or your actual costs: gas or charging, oil, repairs, tires, car washes, and depreciation. Use one method per vehicle.

Rideshare & Delivery Costs

App fees, commissions, Airport or TNC fees, Parking, Tolls, Red Card supplies, Insulated bags, Delivery gear, Insurance upgrades, Bike or motorcycle expenses, Wear and tear.

Equipment & Supplies

Business portion of your phone and data plan, GPS apps, Chargers, Phone mounts, Battery packs, Dashcams, Safety gear, PPE and sanitizers.

The QBI Deduction

Up to 20 percent off your net profit through the Qualified Business Income Deduction.

Not sure which method to use? WBB compares both methods behind the scenes and automatically applies the higher deduction.

Transparent pricing. Pay only when you file.

Choose the package that fits your needs. Our prices are fixed, transparent, and significantly less than a traditional CPA.

Standard Plan
$99when you file

Perfect for part-time gig workers with a single income source.

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No hidden fees. Paying from your refund means $0 out of pocket today.

Key deadlines

Important tax dates to remember

If a date falls on a weekend or legal holiday, the deadline moves to the next business day.

  1. Estimated taxNext upJanuary 15: Q4 estimated tax paymentLast quarterly payment for the previous tax year
  2. DocumentsNext upJanuary 31: Gig platforms send your 1099sAnnual earnings summaries and 1099 forms arrive
  3. FilingNext upApril 15: Federal tax return dueAlso the Q1 estimated tax payment for this year
  4. Estimated taxNext upJune 15: Q2 estimated tax paymentSecond quarterly payment
  5. Estimated taxNext upSeptember 15: Q3 estimated tax paymentThird quarterly payment
  6. FilingNext upOctober 15: Extended return dueOnly if you filed an extension by April 15

WBB reminder service

We notify you before each IRS deadline and calculate safe harbor estimates, so you never miss a payment.

Next deadlineExtended return dueOctober 15 · in 8 days
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Free checklist

Your Rideshare & Delivery Driver Tax Prep Kit: What to Gather

Most gig workers miss deductions. Use this WBB-approved checklist to ensure you capture every eligible mileage log, fee, toll, supply cost, and delivery expense needed to maximize your tax refund or minimize what you owe.

Loved by drivers

Real gig workers, real refunds. Here's what our clients are saying.

WBB Gig Taxes helped me deduct every expense, get a refund, and file easily. I now recommend them to all drivers.
KennethDoorDash Driver
WBB Gig Taxes made filing easy, found every deduction, and maximized my refund, all through their simple mobile app.
RodriguezUber Driver

Frequently asked questions

Do gig workers pay self-employment taxes?

Yes. If your net earnings are 400 dollars or more, the IRS requires you to pay self-employment tax which is the 15.3 percent FICA tax.

Can I file if I only worked part-time?

Yes. If your net profit is 400 dollars or more, you must file a tax return. WBB supports part-year and mid-year gig workers across every US state.

Does WBB calculate quarterly taxes?

Yes. We estimate your quarterly taxes and send reminders before each IRS deadline to help you avoid penalties.

Do I file all Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Instacart, and other app earnings together?

Yes. WBB combines all rideshare and delivery income from every platform into one accurate return. This is essential for multi-app drivers in cities like Los Angeles or Miami.

What tax forms will I receive?

Most drivers receive a 1099-NEC. A 1099-K is issued only if you exceeded 200 transactions and 20,000 dollars in customer payments. If you do not receive a form, you must still report all gig income using your Earnings Summaries.

Are platform fees deductible?

Yes. Fees, commissions, Instant Cashout or Fast Pay fees, insurance add-ons, bag purchases, and mileage-related expenses are deductible business costs.

Can I deduct vehicle lease or loan payments?

Yes. Under the Actual Expense method, lease payments or loan interest may be deductible. WBB compares this against the Standard Mileage Rate to maximize your savings whether you drive in New York or Texas.

Will I get a tax refund?

Many gig workers do, especially those with W-2 income or high mileage. WBB aims to secure the largest legal refund allowed under US tax law.

Can WBB handle multi-state filing if I drove across borders such as DC, VA, or MD?

Yes. WBB handles multi-state filings and correctly apportions your income to each state.

Still have questions? Just talk to our experts

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WBB App: your year-round tax companion

Stay on top of your income, uncover more deductions, and keep yourself tax-prepared at all times.

  • File your taxes anytime, anywhere from mobile
  • 1099 & W-2 included
  • Maximize your deductions & refund
  • Unlimited support from tax professionals
  • Option of paying fees from your refund
  • Store all your tax documents securely in one place

Talk to a tax expert before you file

Not sure which 1099 form you need to file, or what deductions you qualify for? Our licensed tax professionals are here to help drivers, contractors, and freelancers across the U.S. get clarity before they file.

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