Tax guidance for gig workers and online sellers.
If you drive for Uber, deliver for DoorDash, freelance on Fiverr, or do any work as an independent contractor, you’re self-employed in the eyes of the IRS. That means you owe self-employment tax on top of regular income tax — and calculating it correctly is essential to avoid underpaying and facing IRS penalties. Here’s how … Read more
Amazon Flex drivers are independent contractors, which means Amazon does not withhold any taxes from your earnings. Every dollar you earn is subject to both self-employment tax and federal income tax — and if you don’t plan ahead, the bill at tax time can be a painful surprise. This guide covers exactly what Amazon Flex … Read more
IFTA — the International Fuel Tax Agreement — requires commercial truckers who operate in multiple US states or Canadian provinces to file a quarterly fuel tax report. If you’ve never filed before, the process looks complicated but follows a clear step-by-step structure. This guide walks you through exactly how to file your IFTA quarterly report, … Read more
DoorDash drivers are independent contractors, which means DoorDash does not withhold income tax from your earnings. You are responsible for calculating and paying your own taxes — and if you get it wrong, you could owe a large bill at tax time or face IRS penalties. Here is exactly how DoorDash taxes work and how … Read more
