Financial Co-Pilot for Uber/Lyft drivers
We help independent drivers keep more of what they earn
The Tax Playbooks
Localized guides for Canada & USA. We translate complex IRS & CRA codes into plain English for drivers.
Driver Strategy
Psychology hacks and algorithmic secrets to increase your hourly rate and maximize tips.
Garage & Gear
Protect your asset. Maintenance schedules, dashcam reviews, and the economics of switching to EV.
Tax Prep Made Simple for Rideshare & Taxi Drivers
Don’t leave money on the road. We help gig economy drivers maximize their mileage write-offs, track expenses, and file stress-free
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Keep More of Your Rideshare Earnings
Navigating gig economy taxes doesn’t have to be a headache. RydoTax helps Uber, Lyft, and delivery drivers in the US and Canada maximize write-offs, track mileage, and file with confidence.
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Taxes for Gig Workers Are Not Standard
Unlike traditional employees, rideshare and delivery drivers are independent contractors. This means you are a small business owner in the eyes of the government.
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Tax Tools for Drivers
Tax agencies require drivers to log their odometer at the start and end of the fiscal year, plus document every single business trip (date, destination, purpose, and kilometers driven) to claim vehicle deductions.
The ultimate tax resource center for rideshare and gig drivers.
Most rideshare drivers don’t realize they are running a “taxi business” in the eyes of the tax agency. They often miss critical deadlines or fail to track their mileage properly, leading to expensive audits and penalties
Frequently Asked Questions
Am I considered self-employed if I only drive part-time?
Yes. Whether you drive 5 hours or 50 hours a week, both the IRS and the CRA classify rideshare drivers as self-employed independent contractors (sole proprietors).
Can I write off my entire car payment?
No. You can only deduct the percentage of your vehicle expenses that are directly related to your business driving. You must keep a logbook to prove this split.
Do I have to pay taxes if I didn’t receive a 1099 or T4A form?
Yes. You are legally required to report all income earned, even if the platform did not generate an official tax form for you.