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Guides
Short guides for delivery and rideshare drivers on mileage, deductions, quarterly taxes and 1099 forms. Updated October 2026.
Mileage
The rate changed on July 1. Which miles get which rate, what the rate covers, and what you can still deduct on top.
Read the guide →Mileage
How to rebuild a mileage log from app records, odometer readings and receipts, and what the IRS needs.
Read the guide →Deductions
Mileage, your phone, parking and tolls, health insurance, retirement savings and the new tips deduction, plus what doesn't count.
Read the guide →Taxes
Who has to pay, how much, the 2026 due dates, and the quickest ways to pay the IRS.
Read the guide →Taxes
The last payment for 2026: how much to send, missed quarters, and the option to file early instead.
Read the guide →Tax forms
Which forms the apps send, the 2026 thresholds, and how to report gross pay and fees on your return.
Read the guide →Tips
Who qualifies, the $25,000 cap, the profit limit for self-employed drivers, and what it doesn't cover.
Read the guide →DoorDash
The 1099-NEC, self-employment tax, mileage at 72.5¢ and 76¢, tips, and quarterly payments.
Read the guide →Rideshare
The 1099-K and 1099-NEC, why your 1099-K is more than you were paid, mileage, and tips.
Read the guide →Instacart
The 1099-NEC for full-service shoppers, miles to stores and customers, tips, and quarterly payments.
Read the guide →Amazon Flex
The 1099-NEC, the miles on your blocks, tips, and quarterly payments.
Read the guide →Uber Eats
The 1099-K and 1099-NEC, the tax summary and its miles, tips, and quarterly payments.
Read the guide →Grubhub
The 1099-NEC, why distance pay doesn't replace the mileage deduction, tips, and quarterly payments.
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These guides explain federal rules in general terms. Your situation may be different, and state rules vary. Check with a tax professional before you file.