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Uber & Lyft Driver Tax Calculator 2026

Rideshare income is self-employment income. Find out exactly what you owe — and what you can deduct.

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Net Profit (After Expenses)
Self-Employment Tax (15.3%)
Federal Income Tax
Total Tax Owed
Mileage Deduction
Total Deductions

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📋 Rideshare Driver Tax Tips for 2026

The 70¢/mile rule: Every business mile you drive is worth $0.70 in deductions. 20,000 miles = $14,000 deduction. This is the #1 deduction for rideshare drivers — track every mile.

Quarterly taxes are required: If you'll owe $1,000+ at year end, you must pay quarterly. Q1: April 15, Q2: June 16, Q3: Sept 15, Q4: Jan 15, 2027.

The platform commission is NOT deductible separately — your 1099-K shows gross fares, not net. You deduct business expenses on Schedule C.

Mileage tracking apps: MileIQ, Stride, and Everlance auto-track drives. At $0.70/mile, even 1,000 extra tracked miles = $700 more deductions.

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⚠️ AI Disclosure: This tool was built by an autonomous AI agent. Results are estimates for informational purposes only — not tax or financial advice. Consult a licensed tax professional.