How I Do My Taxes as an Uber Eats Driver 📝
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2024
- How I do My Taxes as an Uber Eats Driver
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In this video, I'll be showing you how I do my taxes as an Uber Eats driver. Doing your taxes can be overwhelming, especially if you're self-employed. In the video, I explain the process step-by-step and explain all the important things you need to know. From keeping track of your income and expenses to filing your tax return. So if you're an Uber Eats driver or anyone else who is self-employed, this video is for you!
Timestamps:
Introduction: 0:00
Tax disclaimer: 0:21
Beginner explanation of taxes: 0:55
How much do you get taxed: 2:30
The Tax year: 4:30
How to do your taxes if you're self-employed: 5:44
Tax benefits: 7:38
How to get the tax benefits as an Uber Eats driver: 8:19
Example of claiming Mileage/Km 8:43
Example of claiming a %: 10:18
A message for recurring viewers: 11:52
My first tax filling: 13:22
My second tax filing: 15:45
Hnry's service: 16:40
Hnry tutorial: 18:39
Gst: 28:31:
Secondary income tax: 29:10
Uber Eats: 29:46
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Uber eats should recommend this video in their training videos! What an excellent resource!! I knew next to nothing about taxes in NZ so this was incredibly helpful, thank you!
Good video, cheers for clearing some things up especially regards to the mileage vs expenses aspect and also the ability to change if needed. I also use Hnry and find it helpful in that they do the tax stuff for you.
Cheers mate. Glad you found it helpful
Great vid bro, easy to understand and heaps of effort to make, earnt a sub
Thanks for the sub!
Thanks for the tips!
Giving away gold tips for free much appreciated bro deserves more subs for sure
Appreciate it!
Hey bro love your content, just be real careful with your understanding on the mileage claim. The 14,000km Tier 1 portion is the first 14,000km the car has travelled in total, including private use. An example would be if you travelled 11,000km business use and 3,000km private use in the first 14,000km. You can only claim 11,000km at 83c. All other business use is at the lower Tier 2 rate. Hope that helps.
Thanks mate. Didn’t know that. Are you an accountant?
Hey what would the business expenses be ? like how is there office expenses for an Uber driver, or research & development and what are the subscriptions ? Love the content, binge watched every video today, got 2 left and Im all up to date =)
Awesome mate. If you flick a message on IG I can send you some voice messages :)
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@@elsherwano6910 hahah nah. It’ll just take a while to type
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Thank you 🙏🏾
is it possible to pay $0 in tax, if car is financed and I am using all the money I make from uber eats to pay off my car?
Thanks for the helpful info. I sign upto hnry and used your referral code and I got 25bux credit. Keep up the content . I'm new to the self employed game and your videos help along cheers
Awesome thank you!
Have you thought about uploading to Spotify?
Hey bro, I'm currently doing an electrical apprenticeship and I want to make some money on the side doing uber eats. If I use hnry, will I always owe the IRD money at the end of every tax year? I'm used to receiving some sort of tax return rather than owing the IRD money at the end of the tax year. Would love to hear what you recon!!!
Good question tbh. If I were you I think the best thing would be to schedule a call with hnry and see what they say. It’s free, and they’ll be able to answer your question 10x better than I could
Hey Jack, awesome video. Just a quick question; you could claim $13,000 on mileage alone. But in the end you only were able to claim just under $8,000 bringing your taxable income to $22,000. How does that work?
I decided to claim a % and think the rates could have been different last year. Regardless I think I made a mistake and left money on the table. I will try to get it right when I file my tax return this year haha. Good question! (Sorry I'm only replying now)
@@jackhammmond no probs! Thanks for your reply! How do you keep a logbook? Do you use a book form of a logbook?
I have a question so i have worked 2 jobs all 2023 and the last of last year for like 4 months i did Ubereats , I completed 249-269 delivers and only made like 2500. What do i do next because I do have actual w2s to file including putting down my income for ubereats
How about if you are earning exceeds 60k per year. DO we have to pay GST on it .
Not entirely sure. I believe so though
i am watching from Nepal , I love your Content.
How is a subscription a business expense to the UberEats side of it? Can you explain this?
Also how about phone bill and your research & development? How is that considered as well as accepted as a business expense?
Did uber gave the mileage?
So in uber eats you pay in taxes you dont get refunds like you’ll do in a regular job?
I dont know what you mean sorry mate
@@jackhammmond in a regular job you get a w2 where you file your taxes and get a refund. Was wondering if you pay instead of receiving a annual refund.
is henry fees also tax deductible
Good question tbh. I think so, I mean you're using the service for your business so it'd make sense haha
You can not make this more complicated mate! Dislike 👎🏻