From part-time rideshare to full-time gig work — expert tax preparation, mileage deductions, and IRS representation crafted for independent drivers in Queens, NYC and beyond.
Rideshare and gig drivers face unique tax challenges: no withholding, self-employment tax, complex mileage calculations, and income spread across multiple apps. Since 2005 we have helped Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, and other gig workers in Queens and NYC pay less in taxes and stay fully compliant — with bilingual support, 100% online service, and a maximum refund guarantee.
Part-time Uber driver or full-time multi-app gig worker — we cover every tax scenario unique to independent drivers.
From the weekend Uber driver to the full-time multi-platform pro — deep expertise in your situation.
Ride-hailing drivers with 1099-K income, vehicle deductions, and the need to balance personal vs. business mileage accurately for IRS compliance.
Food and package delivery contractors managing multiple 1099s, high mileage, and deductible supplies like thermal bags and phone accessories.
Drivers working across Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, and Instacart simultaneously who need all income streams consolidated and all deductions properly allocated.
High-earning full-time drivers who can benefit from entity structuring (LLC / S-Corp), retirement planning (SEP-IRA), and advanced tax minimization strategies.
Hundreds of gig economy clients trust us. We know IRS rules for 1099 workers, mileage methods, and the self-employment tax strategies that generic preparers miss.
We understand standard vs. actual mileage methods, 1099-K reporting thresholds, SE tax, and the multi-platform income complexities unique to gig drivers.
Tax season doesn't define us — we're available for quarterly estimate questions, mid-year strategy, and vehicle purchase planning any time of year.
Full service in English and Spanish so every driver in Queens and NYC gets clear, direct advice in the language they're most comfortable with.
We review every line of your return to ensure no mileage, vehicle expense, or gig-worker deduction is left on the table.
Uber, Lyft, and gig economy drivers who trust Arrieta Tax year after year.
"I had no idea how much I could deduct for mileage. Arrieta Tax saved me over $2,000 on my taxes and set me up with a system to track my miles properly. I'll never go back to filing on my own."
"I drive for Uber and DoorDash and always had trouble with my taxes. Arrieta Tax handled all my 1099s, found deductions I didn't know existed, and explained everything in Spanish. Total peace of mind."
"They helped me set up an LLC and showed me how to pay myself a salary to cut my self-employment tax. I saved almost $3,500 this year. Best decision I made for my driving business."
We answer the most frequent questions from Uber, Lyft, and gig economy drivers.
Yes. Uber and Lyft drivers are independent contractors, not employees. You receive a 1099-K or 1099-NEC instead of a W-2 and must file Schedule C to report net profit. You're also responsible for self-employment tax (15.3%) on your net earnings. Arrieta Tax specializes in Schedule C filing for rideshare drivers in Queens, NY — ensuring all deductions are claimed to minimize what you owe.
For 2024, the IRS standard mileage rate is 67 cents per mile for business use. Rideshare drivers can choose between the standard mileage method or the actual expense method (gas, insurance, repairs, depreciation). We analyze both options for every client and apply whichever produces the larger deduction. Proper mileage logs are critical — we help you set up a compliant tracking system from day one.
Yes. If you expect to owe $1,000 or more in federal taxes for the year, the IRS requires quarterly estimated payments (due April, June, September, and January). Failing to pay can result in underpayment penalties. Arrieta Tax calculates your estimates based on your actual rideshare income and reminds you before every deadline throughout the year.
Yes. Rideshare drivers can deduct the business-use percentage of their smartphone plan, phone mount, car washes, passenger amenities (water, chargers), tolls, parking fees, and more. If you use your vehicle exclusively for rideshare, many of these deductions apply at 100%. We review every eligible expense to make sure nothing is missed on your return.
Multi-platform gig workers consolidate all 1099 income on Schedule C. The key is accurately tracking income and expenses by platform to avoid IRS discrepancies. Arrieta Tax handles multi-app gig workers regularly — combining all your 1099s into one clean filing that maximizes deductions and minimizes your self-employment tax burden.
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