Delivery Driver Taxes Explained: Uber Eats, DoorDash & Skip
Delivery drivers often work across multiple platforms, which makes tax filing more complex.
Are Delivery Drivers Self-Employed?
Yes. If you drive for:
- Uber Eats
- DoorDash
- Skip the Dishes
- Instacart
You are considered self-employed, which means you are responsible for reporting income and expenses on your tax return.
Income Reporting for Delivery Drivers
You must report:
- All platform income
- Tips
- Incentives
Even if you worked part-time, all income must be reported to the CRA.
Expenses Delivery Drivers Can Deduct
- Vehicle expenses (maintenance, insurance, depreciation)
- Fuel
- Phone and data (work-related portion)
- Supplies (bags, containers, thermal equipment)
GST/HST Rules for Delivery Drivers
Many drivers must register for GST/HST and charge it on deliveries. Missing registration or filings can result in penalties and interest.
Why Many Drivers Overpay Taxes
- Missed deductions
- Poor record keeping
- Incorrect filings
How Wado Tax Helps
We help delivery drivers:
- File accurately
- Avoid CRA issues
- Understand GST/HST obligations
👉 Deliver with confidence
File the right way with Wado Tax and focus on earning more.
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