Working as a driver can be both rewarding and exhausting, with constant pickups and deliveries to be made, all while being conscious of your star rating. However, while it’s important to ensure you are offering customers the best possible experience, it’s even more important to not leave yourself short when it comes to filing your taxes.
Working for Uber, Deliveroo or as a taxi driver means you don’t technically work for them, you’re essentially a self-employed contractor that’s partnered with them. This means you are solely responsible for your expenses and your taxes. Muhit & Co expert Uber and delivery driver accounting have had years of experiences working with self-employed drivers. We understand your industry almost as well as you do. We have been working closely with HMRC since day one and have filled out thousands of self-assessment forms.
In this industry every bit counts, that is why we have designed a taxation service specifically for rideshare, delivery and taxi drivers that is unlike any other. Our taxation service is designed to lift the burden of hefty accounting bills while still providing you with low tax bills from HMRC.
