If you work for Uber Eats as a delivery driver, you may be wondering whether you have to pay taxes on that income. The answer: Yes, you do. Uber Eats drivers are independent contractors, and are respo…

Failing to report Robinhood activity can lead to penalties, interest charges, or disruptive IRS notices. The good news is that mistakes can be corrected, and there are clear steps you can take to get …

Yes, content creators pay taxes. If you earn money from brand deals, ad revenue, affiliate links, subscriptions, digital products, or sponsored posts, among other diverse revenue streams, the IRS gene…

If you earn money through Substack, the IRS generally treats that as self-employment income. That means you have tax obligations beyond simply reporting a side hustle on your return. In this guide, yo…

What often begins as a simple way to earn extra money can quickly grow into something more substantial. As that growth happens, many side hustlers reach a critical crossroads. Should you keep things i…

As a self-employed worker, deducting business expenses is critical to reducing your tax liability and ensuring your return is accurate. You can deduct everyday rideshare expenses, including the fees a…

To understand where they stand, we surveyed small businesses about their tax habits, concerns, and behaviors. The findings reveal a nuanced picture: many feel prepared, but confidence drops quickly ou…

If you are unsure how to file your Rover income, you are not alone. Each year, more and more gig workers ask similar questions, which is why we've created this handy guide. It covers what Rover taxes …

The Section 179 vehicle deduction list covers a wide range of trucks, vans, and SUVs with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) exceeding 6,000 pounds. For many business owners, this deduction can sign…