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Use this tool to record your income and expenses from just your self-employment.  \nUsing this rideshare organizer: Use your documents to fill out the organizer with only your rideshare driving income and expenses. The organizer has different sections and not all will apply to you. Use actual amounts; do not round off. If you don’t find a category for a specific tax deduction, write it in the “other” category and note what it’s for.  \nThese are the key steps to filing your taxes:  \n1. Understand how self-employment taxes work. You pay self-employment taxes in addition to your regular income taxes. This means you may have a larger tax bill when you file. The Roadmap to Rideshare Taxes Cheat Sheet explains self-employment tax concepts in an easy-to-follow map.  \n2. Track your tax deductions. You are eligible for tax deductions for business expenses that can reduce your taxes. Compile a list of these tax deductions with receipts and keep a mileage log so you’re prepared to file.  \n3. Pay taxes as you go. Your taxes are NOT automatically taken out of your income. Make estimated payments throughout the year to avoid a penalty.  \n4. File your taxes. You’ll need to file Schedule C and Schedule SE with Form 1040. You’ll find your rideshare income information on your driver dashboard. To prepare to file, you fill out this tax organizer and find free tax filing locations in your area.  \nMake sure you have everything on this checklist before you file your taxes:  \n● Identification: Photo ID for yourself and/or spouse. Bring Social Security cards or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) card/letters for all people listed on the return.  \n● Tax Documents: Bring Forms 1099-NEC, 1099-K, W-2 (if you were employed), and last year’s tax return. You will likely find your 1099-K and 1099-NEC on your driver dashboard. If you did not receive these forms from Uber or Lyft, find your income information on the driver dashboard. Make sure to bring any other income documents you may have received.  \n● Access to or printouts of your driver dashboard: These dashboards include important information that is generally not found elsewhere, including information on potential tax deductions.  \n● Tax deductions/Expenses Report: A list of expenses you want to claim as tax deductions.  \n\n| INCOME – FROM SELF-EMPLOYMENT ONLY |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Forms 1099-NEC\u003Cbr>Amounts listed on all 1099-NECs | $ |\n| Form 1099-K\u003Cbr>Form received from PayPal, other 3rd party vendors | $ |\n| Other Income | $ |\n| Total Gross Income (Total of all the above amounts) | $ |\n\nTIP: Keep separate business accounts (checking or credit) to simplify your finances. Your deposits into these accounts should match, or come close to, your total gross income.  \n\n| ESTIMATED TAX PAYMENTS\u003Cbr>These are payments made to the IRS through the year on income that does not have taxes taken out of it. |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Did you pay estimated tax payments to the IRS for tax year 2024? | Yes No |\n| If yes, how much? |  |\n\nTAX DEDUCTIONS  \nAs business owners, you can take tax deductions for your driving expenses that can substantially lower your taxes. There are two categories of deductions you can claim for driving, operating and vehicle expenses.  \n\n| OPERATING EXPENSE DEDUCTION\u003Cbr>Operating expenses are costs associated with running your rideshare business (outside of vehicle costs) . To claim the deduction, record the expense on Schedule C of your taxes under Common Operating Expenses. |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Uber and Lyft fees and commissions Find on your driver dashboard | $ | Snacks and refreshments for passengers | $ |\n| Cost of phone and phone plan Deduct the portion used for driving | $ | Accessories\u003Cbr>Chargers, cables, and mounts | $ |\n| Mileage tracking software | $ | Electronic toll transponder\u003Cbr>EZPass | $ |\n| Supplies for your car\u003Cbr>Floor mats, car tool kits,","cbCaiqDqzWJ8LyS1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqDqzWJ8LyS1","pdf",237080,"English","# Key Steps to File Taxes\n## Self-employment tax basics\n## Track tax deductions\n## Pay taxes as you go\n## File Schedule C and Schedule SE\n# Tax Checklist Before Filing\n## Identification\n## Tax documents\n## Driver dashboard access\n## Deductions and expenses report\n# Income and Estimated Tax Payments\n## Income from self-employment only\n## Estimated tax payments for tax year 2024\n# Tax Deductions\n## Operating expense deduction\n## Vehicle expense deduction\n## Option 1: Standard mileage\n## Option 2: Actual car expenses","[{\"question\":\"What is the Rideshare Tax Organizer based on, and who is it for?\",\"answer\":\"It is based on Schedule C, Profit or Loss from a Business. 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